Sonnet 18
Added Tue Apr 2020 |
Sonnet 18. Perhaps the most well-known sonnet in the book. Speaking of the book, a little backstory on that too.
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Jo Hook
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Bill Rutherford
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Sonnet 1
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 1.
Sonnet 2
Sonnet 2. This is one of my favorites.
Sonnet 3
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 3.
Jennifer Lee Ridley
Jennifer Lee Ridley will live stream her concert on April 29th, 8pm
Aaric Snook
Aaric Snook will be performing on April 27th, 8pm
Sonnet 4
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 4.
Sonnet 6
Sonnet 5 is too hard. Here’s number 6.
Sonnet 7
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 7.
Sonnet 8
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 8.
Sonnet 10
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 10.
Sonnet 11
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 11.
Sonnet 12
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 12.
Sonnet 13
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 13.
Sonnet 14
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 14.
Sonnet 15
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 15.
Sonnet 16
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 16.
Sonnet 17
We've reached Sonnet 17, a mini landmark in these 154 sonnets.
Sonnet 19
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 19.
Sonnet 21
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 21.
Sonnet 23
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 23.
Sonnet 24
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 24.
Sonnet 25
Sonnet 25. An unusual one, which I had never read until today.
Sonnet 26
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 26.
Sonnets 27 & 28
Double feature. Sonnets 27 and 28.
Sonnet 29
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 29.
Sonnets 29 & 30
Another take on Sonnet 29 and Sonnet 30, new to me but have grown fond of it.
Sonnet 32
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 32.
Sonnet 33
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 33.
Sonnet 34
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 34.
Sonnet 35
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 35.
Sonnet 36
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 36.
Sonnet 37
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 37.
Sonnet 38
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 38.
Sonnet 39
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 39.
Sonnet 40
Sonnet 40 with my friend Glen.
Sonnet 41
Sonnet 41 over an iced coffee.
Sonnet 42
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 42.
Sonnet 43
Sir Patrick Stewart reads Sonnet 43.
Sonnet 73
Sonnet 73 for Sir Stirling Moss.
Jo Brand
Jo Brand reminisces fondly on her time as a young girl in Tunbridge Wells. She also recently played at Trinity.
Toby (Summit Of The Big Low)
Summit of The Big Low will be performing on May 1st, 8pm
Michael Crowther
Michael Crowther from 'Son of Kirk' will be performing on May 2nd, 8pm
Duke Lloyd
Duke Lloyd will be performing on May 11th, 8pm
Raven
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Shep
Shep will be live streaming on May 4th, 8pm
Nick Knowles
Nick Knowles tells us about being a native of Tunbridge Wells and presents us with a piece of poetry from his childhood.
Robert Daws
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Sandra Dickinson
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Paul Bradley
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