‘The Death of John Keats’ - Narrated by Bob Geldof
An immersive video story narrated by Keats-Shelley200 Ambassador Bob Geldof
Keats-Shelley200: KSMA-Blue Apple Theatre production of Frankenstein
Keats-Shelley 200 Event: Poetry and Music with Dame Penelope Keith
6th July 2021, 7pm. A celebration of the bicentenary of John Keats’s death by The South Downs Poetry Festival as part of the Festival of Chichester.
Keats-Shelley 200: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein performed by Blue Apple Theatre
8th-10th July 2021: 4pm and 8pm. Forget the conventional shock and horror associated with the Frankenstein story, Blue Apple presents a tender and bittersweet portrait of this classic outsider as told by other outsiders.
Keats-Shelley 200 Event: Winchester Water Meadows ‘To Autumn’ Walk
11th July 2021: Join poets Stephanie Norgate and James Simpson on a guided walk of Winchester, as they lead you through John Keats' odes and inspiration
Frankenstein: A Keats-Shelley200 Collaboration with Blue Apple Theatre
23rd February 2021: 200 Years After John Keats’ Death
Relive a day of poetry and rememberance
Writ in Water: A New BBC Radio 4 Play About the Death of John Keats
2.15 pm. 23rd February 2021. BBC Radio 4
A Q&A with Angus Graham-Campbell
We talk to the author of 'Writ in Water', a new BBC Radio 4 play about the last days of John Keats.
The Immortal Dinner CompetitionThe results are in!
200th Anniversary of John Keats’ Arrival in Italy - Keats-Shelley200 Virtual Events
Podcasts, Google Maps, Exhibitions, Videos - the Keats-Shelley House marks the 200th anniversary of John Keats leaving the Maria Crowther and setting foot on Italian soil - on his 25th birthday
Julian Sands reads poems by Keats and Shelley in Keats-Shelley House
200 years after John Keats set out from England on the Maria Crowther, Julian Sands reads works by Keats, Shelley and Byron in Keats-Shelley House
Keats-Shelley200 Bicentenary Programme
Commemmorating Keats and Shelley Bicentenaries with with exhibitions, books, talks, conferences, and online events