Forty years after the death of poet Michael Strunge, this evening looks back at the 1980s generation he came to define, the poets who turned inward, drew on urban nightlife and took David Bowie as their idol. The programme moves between poetry and music, bringing together singer Morten Porsborg, organist Signe Buch Ladehoff and Henriette Pedersen, a parish priest.
Strunge's literary roots ran through critic Poul Borum and the Hvedekorn circle, and the evening touches on the poets who shaped him, from Baudelaire to Peter Laugesen.
