Behold Ye Ramblers is an engaging play with music and songs that celebrates the Clarion Ramblers and their mission to escape overcrowded industrial homes and long working hours. These Edwardian pioneers organized expeditions across open moors, advocating for the right to roam and directly challenging landowners and gamekeepers who demanded they leave their land. This new play, titled Behold Ye Ramblers, explores the history of The Clarion newspaper and the various organizations formed by its readers, including the renowned rambling clubs such as Sheffield's Clarion Ramblers, the Clarion Cyclists, and Clarion Vans. These early Edwardian pioneers promoted healthy outdoor activities and campaigned for the right to roam, often conflicting with landowners' hunting and shooting activities and laws that prioritized private property rights over the well-being of others. Behold Ye Ramblers offers a diverse range of perspectives, from the voices of ramblers and campaigners to the songs and poetry inspired by past and present struggles. This thought-provoking play invites audiences to immerse themselves in the powerful stories of these pioneers. Don't miss the opportunity to experience this fantastic evening's entertainment at the Tyneside Irish Centre in Newcastle upon Tyne on March 6, 2024. Tickets are available for £11.55 to £13.70.

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