CINE(STHESIA) Angelou on Burns

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CINE(STHESIA) Angelou on Burns

26 January, 2023 at 6 p.m.

National Library at Kelvin Hall, 1445 Argyle St, Glasgow G3 8AW

National Library at Kelvin Hall is delighted to celebrate Burns Night with this special screening of Angelou on Burns, first released in 1996. Director Elly Taylor will be present to give an introduction to the documentary and take part in a post-screening discussion.

Dr. Maya Angelou

maya angelou

Dr. Maya Angelou, iconic poet, civil rights activist and author of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings discovered the work of Robert Burns at the age of eight and was inspired by his work throughout her career. In this documentary she travels to Scotland to celebrate his life and works, and explore the parallels between their lives.

Winner Best Entertainment Programme at the CRE Race in the Media Awards 1996. Finalist in the Media Net Awards Munich Film Festival 1996. Bafta Scotland nominee 1997.

National Theatre is delighted to announce we are partnering with the Glasgow Distillery Co. on this event. Each guest (over the age of 18) will be treated to a dram of Glasgow 1770 The Original – a wonderfully smooth, fruity and complex single malt whisky.

All welcome.

Free, but ticketed.

Tickets at Eventbrite

Screening room is wheelchair accessible.

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Written by : Pat Byrne

Publisher of Pat's Guide to Glasgow West End; the community guide to the West End of Glasgow. Fiction and non-fiction writer.

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