SPOKEN word artists SIRENS will be coming to Frome, performing at The Silk Mill on Sunday 19th September.
“Fresh from their sell out show at the Wardrobe Theatre in Bristol, spoken word artists SIRENS, which includes Chris White, Liv Torc, Peter Bearder, Shagufta K Iqbal and musicians Hal Kelly and Pete Yelding, are coming to Frome’s Great Big Green Week for an extraordinary performance which inspires a cultural revival on climate activism,” says Frome Town Council. “Taking place on Sunday 19th September from 7-9pm at The Silk Mill, SIRENS will be weaving together work commissioned during the 2020 lockdown and will be performing a show that is a poetic and musical exploration on themes of climate change in the time of Covid-19.
“Through poetry, humour, music and storytelling, these exceptional artists explore their own creative perspectives on this global challenge, each bringing a fresh and exciting offering. In a show that is both vital and timely, visitors to the show can expect diverse moments of joy, activism, shock, hope and community spirit, all wrapped up in a lively and moving performance experience.”
Cllr Lizzie Boyle added, “We are delighted to have this original show from SIRENS; with their unique reflections on climate change it will certainly be the hit of Great Big Green Week – the show is not to be missed!”
With limited capacity for this rare showing, you can book now at https://bit.ly/ FromeSIRENS .
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