The Food of Love project-music from Shakespeare's plays & times

TMD Media and Pindrop present an incredible evening of music, songs mentioned or used in Shakespeare's plays, composed during or before his lifetime. Ancient songs which entertained Shakespeare's audiences will be brought to life in this magnificent Church which has a rich association with Shakespeare & his contemporaries, at St Giles the Bard attended the baptism of his brother Edmund's children and Ben Jonson along with Shakespeare's rival Edward Alleyn lived in the parish

The fantastic line up of artists features Alasdair Roberts, Dead Rat Orchestra, Alva, Nick Castell, Thomas Truax, Flights of Helios, Brickwork Lizards, Luke Navin, Kirsty Law and James Bell, The concert will coincide with the release of The Food of love album {Autolycus records} featuring many of the performing artists and takes place on the week of the nationwide Shakespeare festivities, celebrating 400 years since Shakespeare's death.

Audience members are welcome to use the nearby Barbican's toilet facilities