Black Dog – The Dreams of Paul Nash
St Mary's Church, Lion Street, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7LB
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Performer/s:
Dave McKean, Matthew Sharp & Clare Haythornthwaite
This is a 14-18 NOW-commissioned performance work by multi-talented local artist Dave McKean and was featured at Tate Britain.
Nash’s WW1 experience is told in music, song and imagery by world-renowned cellist and baritone Matthew Sharp, pianist Dave McKean and violinist Clare Haythornthwaite.
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