Coming up tomorrow night (March 9) in the Mondays @ Six
programme at St Clements will be Chi’ng-Wa
Sheng, the launch of Pieter Scholtz’s new book on the spirit of the frog
Rick Andrew will sing the ballad A Frog he would a-wooing go while Pieter Scholtz will speak a
ballad he has written entitled The Ballad
of Ribbit the Frog.
Judge Chris Nicholson will read the role of the judge in the
trial scene from Toad of Toad Hall, a
play by A A Milne, based on the novel The
Wind in the Willows” by Kenneth Graham.
The other roles will be read by members of the Breakfast
Club. Susan Lendrum, a Scots lass despite her Danish ancestry, will read a poem
entitled The Puddock, in a broad
Scots accent: ‘The bigsy wee cratur’ was feelin’ that prood; He gapit his mou’
an’ he croakit oot lood:’
There are also some irreverent haiku poems about kissing
frogs!
St Clements is
situated at 191 Musgrave Road. Mondays @ Six run between 18h00 and 19h00.
Booking is advised on 031 202 2511. There is no cover charge but there is a
donations box to support presenters.
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