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Featuring readings by the poets Brian Turner, former US Marine, Lieutenant-Colonel Jonathan Brown, and Major David Hamilton.
Tickets cost £9.50 (or £7.00 concession) and are available from www.iwm.org.uk or from the booking office on 020 7416 5439.
More details are available on the Imperial War Museum website.
Voices of War, Readings of war poetry interspesed with songs, together with a reception will take place at The Mitchell Theatre in Glasgow.
A Century of Songs: A programme of well-known poems of the First World War in settings by distinguished composers, from Butterworth, Gurney, Ireland, Finzi and Britten to contemporary composers, including some first performances.
To commemorate the the 70th anniversary of the start of WW2, The University of Manchester Chorus performs Britten's War Requiem, which intersperses the poetry of Wilfred Owen with the Mass for the Dead.
More information on this event can be found on the University of Manchester Chorus website.
There will be a screening of Derek Jarman's film version of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem at the Edinburgh Filmhouse on 21 August at 8.45pm
An illustrated talk by John Baxter about Wilfred Owen’s early life in Birkenhead, followed by a guided walk.
Lighted Fools Theatre Company is performing Stephen MacDonald's play 'Not About Heroes' this autumn in Walton-on-Thames and Cranleigh, Surrey.
From 1st to 8th November Gallery 118 are mounting an exhibition entitled War and the Pity of War, inspired by the work of Wilfred Owen and in support of Help for Heroes. On Remembrance Sunday there will be readings from Owen's work and a talk.
A WW2 poetry event will take place on the 2nd of November at the Imperial War Museum, London.
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