Magic Lantern Tales – Ian McMillan and Ian Beesley bring stories of WW1 to the Harris Library & Museum Preston
Using a real magic lantern projector, poet & broadcaster Ian McMillan and documentary photographer Ian Beesley tell a story of the First World War from the point of view of men who survived it and lived on to old age and a changing world. Here too are the tales of women who worked in the factories that oiled the wheels of war.
We often view war as a series of huge historical sweeps and this show reminds us that war is made by people who each have their own narrative of what happened.
Ian & Ian also explore the culture of magic lantern shows - from the natural world to engineering and from small disasters to Empire.
Lancashire County Council's Cultural Services in partnership with Spot On Lancashire, are delighted to bring this magical performance to the Harris Library & Museum on Friday 26th September at 8pm.
Tickets £10 Adults £8 Children & concessions
Call into the Harris Library & Museum to get a ticket or call the Arts Development Team on 01772 533040 or 07585 983967 and leave a message with: Date & Venue, your name, mobile contact number and how many tickets you would like. Please collect your tickets and pay in cash at the library.
Using a real magic lantern projector, poet & broadcaster Ian McMillan and documentary photographer Ian Beesley tell a story of the First World War from the point of view of men who survived it and lived on to old age and a changing world. Here too are the tales of women who worked in the factories that oiled the wheels of war.
We often view war as a series of huge historical sweeps and this show reminds us that war is made by people who each have their own narrative of what happened.
Ian & Ian also explore the culture of magic lantern shows - from the natural world to engineering and from small disasters to Empire.
Lancashire County Council's Cultural Services in partnership with Spot On Lancashire, are delighted to bring this magical performance to the Harris Library & Museum on Friday 26th September at 8pm.
Tickets £10 Adults £8 Children & concessions
Call into the Harris Library & Museum to get a ticket or call the Arts Development Team on 01772 533040 or 07585 983967 and leave a message with: Date & Venue, your name, mobile contact number and how many tickets you would like. Please collect your tickets and pay in cash at the library.
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