Old Salford and activism provide the theme for Radical Readings and Salford Stories 2, an amazing fundraiser for the ace Working Class Movement Library which is to take place on Sunday 27th November at Salford University's Maxwell Hall.
The event, in conjunction with the University, is an afternoon of `prose, poetry and drama telling stories of radicalism and revolution' with Library supporters Christopher Eccleston, Sheila Hancock, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Mike Joyce and Maxine Peake reading works by Ewan MacColl, Robert Roberts, Shelagh Delaney, Harold Brighouse and many more
There's also readings on Peterloo, the Spanish Civil War, Engels' view of the Salford slums, and memories of Broad Street and Rat Week...
"It is always a pleasure and an honour to take part in the Radical Reading and support the wonderful and invaluable resource that is the Working Class Movement Library. A building we should all be proud of..." says Maxine Peake.
Radical Readings and Salford Stories 2
Sunday 27th November 2pm
University of Salford Maxwell Hall
The Crescent M5 4WU
Tickets for the fundraiser are £12, and go on sale today at 4pm – click here for details. The last Radical Readings event sold out incredibly quickly.
For further details on the Working Class Movement Library see its website – click here