Scotland’s favourite Scots poem with James Cosmo

Burns Night is a popular event in every Scots calendar where family and friends come together to celebrate the life and works of Scotland’s National Bard, Robert Burns. The 25th January is a night filled with good food, specifically haggis, neeps and tatties, a dram or two, and time spent reciting famous Burns’ poems.
Tune in to legendary Scottish actor, James Cosmo, talk about and recite his famous Scots poems. From ‘To a Mouse’ and ‘A Red, Red Rose’ to other famous poems and more, you’ll find all you need to give your Burns Night an extra special touch this year.
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[@beautifulscotland4u]

Happy BURNS Night... Thanks for reciting beautifully one of Robbie's famous poems.

[@PilgrimKat]

Happy Burns Night! This rendition warmed my heart 🐁

[@BeardedClansman]

Cosmo is a pure legend, lovely to see and hear this recital

[@kmacandie]

Whit a braw performance. Gaun yirsel', Cosmo!

[@andymac345]

Twa Corbies always spoke to me, I remember as a wee lad Mr. Copeland coming for a dram with my faither, a different time a different world. Be well sir.

[@KateFromingsAuthor]

Brilliant!

[@BradleyAndrew_TheVexis]

Snog! (I’m American but desire to learn Scottish)

[@AScottishOdyssey]

Robert Tannahill and Alexander Wilson are often overlooked and are often overshadowed by Robert Burns.