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Eddie Lawler

Thanks for finding my website!  I write songs, plays and poems. Examples in the categories below, with plenty to browse.

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Just out - "Lifelines", my third collection of poems, published by Ings Poetry, some were recently showcased at Gallery 6 Scarborough. On sale for £10 at Stephen Joseph Theatre shop, and at North Yorks Art School shop or online, (both in Scarborough) or direct from myself, postage included.

 

Sorry if you missed me on Nov 30 with an hour of my songs at Mojo's Music Cafe.  I plan to be back there in 2025.​

 

I come from Bradford, Yorkshire and lived for many years in Saltaire, and am now in Scarborough UK.

 

 Some upcoming and recent appearances  on the Gigs Page. 

 

 

You can also find lots of my songs on my YouTube Channel.

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And you're most welcome get in touch via email eddie@eddie-lawler.co.uk

SONGS

All original work from six albums plus........

THEATRE

Comedy, tragedy, community, history, often with music

POETRY

Just a few samples from three collections, two published, one available online

Greetings from Eddie Lawler, aka  "Bard of Saltaire" now living in Scarborough, Yorkshire. I write songs, musicals, poems and plays,

 

My work mixes fun with social comment, offering thought-provoking entertainment.

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My presentation with original music "Tracking the Brontës" is currently touring (see Brontës page) and is based on the musical "Bells" (see Theatre page). My popular Brontë Railrap is also here, from "Tracking The Brontës" (which is not ALL like that!).

 

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My 6th album of songs includes "Canal Child", filmed with children from Saltaire Primary School - view here. Album title song is "Saltaire 'll Do". (Listen on Songs page)

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I've two collaborations:- In "Two Tykes on t' Loose" my songs support Rod Dimbleby's Yorkshire stories, see reviews page.  My musical support for Steve Bottoms' "Salt's Waters"  is also acclaimed. See "People" on Multi Story Water and other stuff re Bradford Beck.  I'm not the best swimmer, but I seem to be attracted by watery themes.

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