"Caution: Men at Work" Sunday March 2, Rasputin's

On Sunday March 2nd I will be joining well-known Ottawa Storyteller Gail Anglin, using traditional and original tunes and tales to explore explore the challenges of working men - building railroads in the American South with the legendary John Henry; seeking work as a farmer’s boy in pre-industrial England; struggling through a bitter strike at MacLaren's sawmill in Buckingham, Quebec; adjusting to the duties of kingship; and experiencing the angst of the modern commuter, daily torn from his love by OC Transpo.

The emotions in this hour-long show run from light to bittersweet, and (as the publicity blurb modestly asserts) "the harmonies of these two talented performers delight the ear and the spirit."

Where? Rasputin’s FOLK CAFÉ,
696 Bronson Avenue

When ? Sunday, March 2nd
Show starts at 7:00 p.m.
Cost? $8 (or pay what you can)

Tickets: Not necessary (but space is limited, so reservations are strongly recommended -- call 613-230-5102).