This event is in two parts - concert lecture at The Foundling Museum and then Deptford's Piehouse for DJ sets.
Berta Joncus would be thrilled if you could attend the official launch of her book Kitty Clive, or The Fair Songster.
Who was Kitty Clive? Eighteenth-century London's top singer-actress whom audiences adored, an activist and feminist whom critics hated, a career women who commanded the skills of her greatest peers, from Handel to Henry Fielding. Yet she’s gone unnoticed until now – why? Find out the story behind the Fair Songster.
Part 1 at The Foundling Museum , 40 Brunswick Square, London WC1N 1AZ
6pm Introduction, drinks and reception, with speeches led by Ian Kelly and live performance by Goldsmiths alumna Rosie Bergonzi.
7pm Concert-lecture sponsored by the Being Human festival, featuring Nathaniel Mander (harpsichord), Gwen Martin (soprano), with Berta Joncus (lecturer).
(this event has now been filled - do join us at the Piehouse)
Part 2 at Matchstick Piehouse, Arches 213/214; Edward St, Deptford SE8 5HD
Following the events at the Foundling Museum, the evening moves onwards to Deptford for the late evening reception, with live music (including Clive-inspired music of Goldsmiths alumna Alexandra Mikroutsikou), DJ sets and Kitty Clive visual art.
Being Human Festival
Dates & times
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| 15 Nov 2019 |
6:00pm - 7:45pm
Foundling Museum lecture recital - event now full |
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| 15 Nov 2019 |
8:30pm - 11:00pm
Deptford Piehouse |
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