Surviving The Great War – The Songs, Humour and Words That Kept The Boys Going

Peter Gill


Region:
Anywhere
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £50 plus up to £20 travel
Category:
History
Updated:
10th February 2022
Tagged:
Music | History | Humour | Great War

A fifty minute presentation in words, music and visuals exploring how the Arts helped those embroiled in the devastation of the First World War to survive to the end of the day, or perhaps the week, or even to come home safely again. We’ll examine some of the Great War’s poetry, the songs that emerged and the wonderful satire which all worked to keep spirits up.

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About Peter Gill

I am a full-time professional musician, actor, author and playwright and have now adapted many of my performances, books and passions into a selection of talks that I enjoy presenting to audiences nationwide.


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