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KES CLASSICS PRESENTS KES PUBLICA LIVE!
FRIDAY 20TH MARCH | 16:30 - 18:00
Open to classicists, enthusiasts and the curious, we greatly look forward to seeing as many parents, guardians, staff, pupils and guests at the event to help support this excellent podcast - you will get to say that your cheering and clapping is on the back of a live Spotify recording!
- Tickets are available to book from Friday 6th Feb from 15:00
- Location: The Wroughton Theatre, King Edward's School, Bath
- Free entry (but you will require and eticket)
- All are welcome to the live recording of KES Publica!
- For groups of over three people, please email Mr P Feeney at p.feeney@kesbath.com to discuss your requirements
Ovid, or Publius Ovidius Naso, was a Roman poet who flourished during the reign of the first emperor Augustus and who wrote such masterpieces as the Metamorphoses, an epic poem centred around the themes of change and mutability, and the Ars Amatoria, a poem that professes to teach the art of loving. His popularity, subversiveness and sudden expulsion to the shores of the Black Sea in unclear circumstances have captured the imagination of artists and thinkers for millennia. In this episode, Mr Burns and Mr Feeney strive to understand the man, the poet and his enduring legacy on European culture and society.