The Life and times of Paul Robeson

Veteran folksinger and shantyman Joe Stead presents an illustrated lecture charting the extraordinary story of Paul Robeson. Born the son of a slave Robeson became a world famous singer and a belligerent, forceful spokesman for black human rights before being ostracised by the civil rights movement in the 60s. This provocative and inspiring evening is not to be missed.

Admission £8 (£6 unwaged)

Coming Up

April 2019
- April 28: Klezmer Klub ~ Jewish music of sadness, anger, joy and defiance.
May 2019
- Closed ~ Bank Holiday
- May 12: The Frank Burkitt Band ~ Swinging good times all the way from New Zealand.
- May 19: Robb Johnson ~ One of the best songwriters this country has ever produced
- Closed ~ Bank Holiday
June 2019