Song of Contagion hits the stage in London on June 13-17th. The show mashes
the world's great musical traditions together into a show that explores how
industry lobbying, patient activism and media hype interact to distort
priority setting in global health.
You can book tickets here.
More about the show and the project here.
If you've never been to Wilton's, it's worth coming to the show just to see
this fantastic Victoran-era music hall in all its crumbling, East End
glory (the BBC Proms follow us to Wilton's in July). Come also, of course,
because Song of Contagion will be thought-provoking and damned good fun.
Wilton's is within walking distance of the last cholera outbreak in London
(1866) - the subject of one of our songs.
On Saturday June 17th, London
historian, guide and all-round great entertainer Sophie Campbell will lead
a walk exploring how the disease, and the great Victorian engineering
project that wiped it out, affected Londoners.
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