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LAMPlist 987 January 17
1. The People Under the Stairs, Wigan: monthly event
2. Write Out Loud, Bolton: monthy event
3. Poetic Inspirations, Manchester Museum: unique event
4. Poetica, Manchester Central Library: unique event
5. Book Launch, Zion Centre: love poems from suitcase press
6. Crow of Murders, Contact Theatre: unique event
7. Manky Poets, Chorlton Library: monthly event
8. Poets and Players, Didsbury: series event
9. Centre for New Writing, Martin Harris Centre: live lit events
10. Dancehouse Theatre : new courses: script writing, dance and samba
11. Writing on the Wall, Liverpool: festival update
12. Development Opp, PANDA: next stage symposium
13. Development Opp, the poetry business: new season course details
14. Development Opp, RNCM: 3 unique training events
15. Manchester Jazz Festival: call for 2008 programme
16. Competition Opp, Commonword: superheroes of slam
17. Competition Opp, Scribble Magazine: call for new work
18. Competition Opp, Mslexia: annual competition details
19. Job Opps: community arts north west
20. Apples & Snakes NW: monthly newsletter
21. Manchester Literature Festival: monthly newsletter
22. Manchester Literature Festival: monthly newsletter
23. Southbank Centre, London: monthly literature newsletter
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1. The People Under the Satirs, Wigan: monthly event
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Saturday 19th January 2008
The People Under The Stairs #4
The Tavern, Mesnes Street, Wigan
(in the basement)
8.30pm / Free Entry
The forth People Under The Stairs event from the producers of The Mental Virus Magazine.
This month sees Rachel Pantechnicon, a surprisingly alluring 40-year-old ingenue with a veritable cornucopia of verses, stories and observations.
She won the 2004 Glastonbury Festival Poetry Slam and is the author of the book ‘Cheesegrater Leg-Iron Lion’.
Was once described as the love child of Eddie Izzard and Pam Ayres.
Very funny and peculiar and not to be missed!
Rated ‘*****’ at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
http://www.rachelpantechnicon.com/
She’s joined by John Turner, an introspective, cynical and intense singer songwriter and poet; influences include Nick Drake and Pink Floyd.
http://www.myspace.com/smileonmisfortune
Also on the bill:
Gemma O’Neill (poetry)
http://writeoutloud.net/poets/gemmaoneill
Pete Crompton (poetry)
http://www.petecrompton.com/
Tim Fielding (film)
And Art Projections from a local artist.
Later on upstairs it’s time to rock and roll with Moco & The Troubadours.
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2. Write Out Loud, Bolton: monthly event
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Don’t forget that the next Write Out Loud Read Around open mic poetry night at the Howcroft Inn, Pool Street, Bolton is next Sunday 20th January at 8.00 p.m.
All are welcome to have five minutes at the mic. Entry: £1 donation requested.
See you there!
John Armstrong
Write Out Loud
www.writeoutloud.net
Encouraging Participation in Live Poetry
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3. Poetic Inspirations, Manchester Museum: unique event
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Monday 21 January
6.30-8pm
Ideas Cfae
Poetic inspirations
An evening of poetry reading inspired by our collection. Poets reading their work include Gaetana Tripetti and Robin Graham.
Free
Book on 0161 275 2648
Anna Bunney
Curator of Public Programmes
The Manchester Museum
University of Manchester
Oxford Road
M13 9PL
0161 306 1581
Tooth & Claw, Living alongside Britain’s Predators10 November 2007 to 24 February 2008
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4. Poetica, Manchester Central Library : unique event
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6th February, Wednesday 6pm.
Poetica – Public Reading/Performance
Committee Room, 2nd Floor,
Manchester Central Library. FREE
Poetica is a completely open poetry writing group where everyone is welcome to come and share work in progress and get feedback from others in the group.
Come and listen to this fantastic spectrum of poets:
Gaetana Trippetti, Steven Waling, Paul Knight, Dominic Berry, Andy N,
Alex Humphrey, David Keyworth, Kathryn de Belle, Peter Hartey, Lucinda Bray, Richard Barrett, Antonionioni.
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5. Book Launch, Zion Centre: love poems from suitcase press
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Dear Poets,
Happy New Year, and an exciting one too!
I am pleased to say we will be launching the Suitcase Book of Love Poems on February 7th at 7pm at Zion Arts Centre, Manchester – just in time for Valentines Day ! I will send more details on venue including directions etc nearer the time.
The host for the evening will be the poet-comedian Julian Daniel. We are launching the spoof guide book he has co-written called, ‘How To Dump Your Girlfriend’ (soon to be followed by its sequel ‘How To Dump Your Boyfriend’) on the same evening, to create an interesting dynamic. Of course, I myself line up unfailingly every time with the romantics. And, while pre-sales of How To Dump Your Girlfriend are exceeding those of The Suitcase Book of Love Poems by three to one- I’m sure we can catch up – love always wins in the end, I say, it’s simply that the cynics always come out of the traps faster!
As well as poetry, there will be song, dance and refreshments on the night. More on that as we firm the programme up.
All good wishes
Pete Kalu
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6. Crow of Murders, Contact Theatre: unique event
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Crow of Murders
Friday 8 February to Saturday 9 February 7.30pm
FREE
Crow of Murders is an exciting, new, community poetry installation from a group of young people who in different ways identify as queer. The show celebrates all kinds of love, written by the cast through workshops led by Contact’s RAW Jam artists Dominic Berry and Lisa B.
Through hip hop to haikus, Crow of Murders asks; what does love mean when you’re queer? What does queer mean when you’re in love? Are the words opposites …or the same?
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7. Manky Poets, Chorlton Library: monthly event
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Manky Poets
with copland smith
Friday 15th February 2008
7.30 pm until 9.30 pm
at Chorlton Library
Manchester Rd M21 9PN
Gaia Holmes
“Sassy and streetwise” Yorkshire poet opens the 2008 season of Manky Poets (there is no meeting in January)
She will have copies of her collection: Dr James Graham’s Celestial Bed
(more info below)
Also, floor poets and some live music. MC: copland smith
Manky Poets meets at Chorlton Library
usually on the 3rd Friday of each month.
There is an opportunity for any poet to take the floor,
possibly a song or two,
and a guest poet.
Guests have included Carol Ann Duffy, Craig Raine, Tony Harrison,
Don Paterson, Jackie Kay…
All the dates for your diary this year will be:-
15 february • 14 march (21 is good friday) • 18 april • 16 may • 20 june
18 july • 15 august • 19 september • 17 october • 14 november
Backroom of Chorlton Library, Manchester Road, Chorlton
All welcome
Admission £2 / £1 (voluntary)
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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT GAIA
Dr James Graham’s Celestial Bed by Gaia Holmes ISBN: 0-9548280-8-9
£7.95, 72pp. Published: 6 April 2006
Gaia Holmes is a Luddenden-born poet whose work digs beneath the surface of mundane, urban life to reveal a remarkable seam of exoticism. Her carnival of characters – bingo callers, burger sellers, critical theorists – are all cast from the least expected places but, rejuvenated by Gaia’s verse, find a new voice and a new ability to captivate. Dr James Graham’s Celestial Bed marks the arrival of yet another great Yorkshire poet.
Somewhere
in the middle of a poem
you draw
the shape of the plough
on the stickleback ridges
of my spine.
There is no first line
to explain the beginning.
- from ‘Constellations’
Gaia is a graduate of Huddersfield University’s English with Creative Writing BA, and has previously made a living as a busker, a cleaner, an oral historian, a lollypop lady , a poet in residence at Bradford Libraries, a free lance writer and Creative writing lecturer.
As well as being a familiar face on the local poetry scene, Gaia Holmes is also known nationally. She has read at literary festivals throughout Britain and beyond. Her poem ‘Claustrophobia’ was highly commended in the ‘best individual poem’ category of the Forward Poetry Prize, 2007 and ‘A homesick truckie In The Algarve’ was the featured poem in Frida Hughes’ weekly literary column in ‘The Times’ (May 2007).
Contact: gaiaholmes@hotmail.co.uk
Tel:(01422) 369575
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8. Poets and Players, Didsbury: series event
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Hello Dear List
All the best to you on this first real day of 2008 and I hope you are looking forward to lots of inspiring poetry events this year. The first one from Poets and Players is:
Friday evening, 1 February 2008 at 7.30
at the Tai Chi Village Hall,
behind the house at 163 Palatine Road, M20 2GH.
£5 (£3 concessions).
See flier attached.
poets
Robert Hamberger
Faith Lawrence
James McGrath
Catherine Sadler
Musicians
Jane Lawrence
Hugh Tuffen
POETS
Robert Hamberger’s poetry has been broadcast on Radio 4 and published in magazines including The Observer, New Statesman, The Spectator, Poetry Review and Gay Times. He has taken part in numerous poetry readings in London and the East Midlands, including the Arts Council-funded regional Inky Fish tour 2006/7. Robert has been awarded a Hawthornden Fellowship and has been shortlisted for a Forward prize. In 2006 he was first prize-winner in Chroma’s first International Queer Writing Competition. He has published six poetry pamphlets, including Heading North (Flarestack, 2007), a sequence about John Clare. His full-length collections are Warpaint Angel (Blackwater, 1997),The Smug Bridegroom (Five Leaves, 2002), which was chosen for the small-press Alternative Generation promotion and Torso, published in summer 2007 by Redbeck Press.
Faith Lawrence is working on a collection of poems for her Creative Writing PhD, and also works as a radio producer for the BBC. These two parts of her life collide pleasurably when she is asked to make radio programmes about poets. She grew up in Hertfordshire but now lives in South Manchester.
James McGrath was born in the countryside of North Staffordshire, an area which, as remembered and imagined from Manchester (where he now lives), inspires many of his poems. He is currently working on his Cultural Studies PhD at Leeds Metropolitan University. James has published reviews in ‘PN Review’ and ‘Estudios Irlandeses: The Spanish Journal of Irish Studies’; he has also contributed a chapter to the book ‘New Perspectives in British Cultural History’.
Catherine Sadler is interested in typography, trains and making books. She is working on the portfolio for her MA at MMU and has reviews published in a-n magazine. She is currently based in Lancaster, where she works as Projects Manager for Litfest.
MUSICIANS
Jane Lawrence has played and composed music for many years. Originally from Manchester, she studied Ethnomusicology at Goldsmiths and learnt tabla in India with a master musician. She runs HoBow, a community fiddle group in Lancaster and plays with Tabuka and Chouchenn, with whom she has recorded two CDs. When not playing her fiddle or being a busy mother, she loves swimming.
Hugh Tuffen is a classically-trained cellist who has recently discovered the rich world of folk music. His performing experience includes orchestras, chamber groups and folk bands at venues ranging from concert halls to chaotic poetry jams. Together with Jane he is a member of “Balkanic Eruption”, a seven-piece Balkan and Klezmer band based in Lancaster, where he works as a
volcanologist.
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9. Centre for New Writing, Martin Harris Centre: live lit events
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LITERATURE LIVE EVENTS
Our final Literature Live events of 2007 saw the writer and journalist Geoff Dyer appear at the Martin Harris Centre on 10 December, and internationally acclaimed poet Paul Muldoon at the John Rylands Library on Deansgate on the 13th.
Dyer, who has published three novels as well as six works of non-fiction and an array of journalism, read a short but suspenseful account of a New Mexico car journey recently published in the new writing magazine Granta. He then entered into an entertaining discussion with the audience; to find out more please visit www.manchester.ac.uk/arts/newwriting/news/GeoffDyer/ .
Muldoon was in Manchester to give the fifth Rylands Poetry Reading, a partnership event run by the John Rylands Library and the Centre. Following an inspirational and invigorating discussion with the Centre’s graduate students on the art of writing poems, he delighted a packed reading room with an engaging performance which included readings from his most recent collection (‘Horse Latitudes’).
Next Season
Our forthcoming Literature Live season begins on 11 February with readings by novelist Jonathan Trigell, whose ‘Boy A’ was recently made into a Channel 4 film, and fiction-writer Clare Wigfall. Both writers are alumni of our MA in Creative Writing.
The season also includes:
- 6 March: renowned author and screenwriter Hanif Kureishi *PLEASE BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT*
- 10 March: novelist and poet Helen Dunmore and poet August Kleinzahler *EARLY BOOKING ADVISED*
- 7 April: poets Matt Welton and (Centre co-director) John McAuliffe
- 14 April: launch of the Poetry Review spring issue (free of charge – guest poets to be announced)
All events are at 6.30pm at the University’s Martin Harris Centre. More details and booking information for all our events are available on our website via www.manchester.ac.uk/arts/newwriting/events/LiteratureLive/eventsDB/; alternatively, please call 0161 275 8951 or e-mail boxoffice@manchester.ac.uk.
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MARTIN AMIS PUBLIC EVENTS
Our next Martin Amis Public Event will be a debate on Literature and Religion, at the University’s Whitworth Hall on 1 July. Professor Amis’s events are always hugely popular, so please book early by contacting 0161 275 8951 or boxoffice@manchester.ac.uk.
The writer and critic James Wood and leading theologian Professor Graham Ward have already been confirmed as panelists at this event, which will take place during the Centre’s annual summer school. Please watch this space and our website for more details.
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CREATIVE WRITING SUMMER SCHOOL
The Centre will launch its month-long undergraduate summer school at the end of June, which has been specially designed for international students and offers credit towards their home degree. If you know a student, teacher or parent who may be interested in finding out more, please visit www.manchester.ac.uk/arts/newwriting/events/summerschool (please note that only undergraduate students are eligible for the summer school).
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LATEST NEWS
The Centre for New Writing is home to some of the best acknowledged and emerging talents in creative and critical writing, as well as an innovative set of courses and events. Please visit the links below to find out more about our latest news.
Demolition man
New book by Neil Rollinson, semester one’s poet in residence at the Centre – www.manchester.ac.uk/arts/newwriting/news/NeilRbook/
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For more information on the Centre for New Writing please visit www.manchester.ac.uk/arts/newwriting, or contact Jo Nightingale on 0161 275 3261 or at jo.nightingale@manchester.ac.uk.
If you have any queries, would like to know more about our music, theatre and arts events, or if you want to book tickets email boxoffice@manchester.ac.uk, call 0161 275 8951 or visit www.manchester.ac.uk/martinharriscentre.
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10. Dancehouse Theatre : new courses: script writing, dance and samba
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Dancehouse Nick here, taking this opportunity to say “Thank you!” to all of you who supported our evening classes last year.. I hope you have had as much fun as we have!
Hopefully, we have all survived Christmas and the welcoming of this year and, now it’s the season to get back in shape, I thought I’d just send a quick update to the timetable.
Starting January 7th 2008!….
Monday evening now sees the addition of Pete’s Tai Chi Ch’uan class.
For those unaware, Tai Chi Ch’uan is an ancient Chinese martial art which is also practiced for health, relaxation and meditation.
A series of postures becomes a continuous flowing series of slow, graceful movements, highly effective as an exercise system, practiced and enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities.
In the 21st century, Tai Chi Ch’uan has proved itself to be a practical tool for modern life, helping to improve posture, increase energy levels and create a clear, calm mind.
By learning and practising a few simple postures for a few minutes every day, this ancient Chinese system easily integrates into your life, benefiting you physically, mentally, emotionally and ultimately, spiritually.
Pete will be taking the class from 7pm till 9pm.
For further details call Pete on 07891 23 57 17.
Also on Mondays, the Argentinian Tango will be extending their session till 9.30pm. Remember, no trainers and no partner required!
E-mail tangocheshire@yahoo.com or visit www.geocities.com/tangocheshire or ring 0777 5538 026 for more details.
The Monday and Wednesday Script Writing courses with Primary Creations are proving to be very popular, with demand very high. So, if this interests you, then get in touch as the new courses in the New Year are likely to be filled very quickly.
E-mail primarycreations@yahoo.co.uk for further details
Tuesday’s Street Dance class has turned out to be one of our most popular classes, so due to demand, Junior will now be doing a beginners class on Tuesday evening, 7-8pm , followed by a general class at 8 till 9pm.
Street Dance Tuesday 7-8pm Beginners
Tuesday 8-9pm General
Thursday 7-8pm General
Check out www.manchesterdancecentre.co.uk for more info
Danny’s Tuesday’s Capoeira class has taken off very well with an excellent group of players! Capoeira is a playful non contact acrobatic dance fight, performed to live music and song. and seen as a brazilian martial art.
Capoeira training developes fitness, strength, fexibility, balance and co-ordination and is great fun!
Another class that is attracting alot of interest and support, and one to have a go at if you’ve not done so already. With such a rich cultural heritage, it really is an exciting and vibrant form of physical exercise.
Every Tuesday, 7-9pm, £5 per session
Contact Danny on 07518 152 876 for more details and info.
Company Fierce Dance Academy is going from strength to strength, scoring some fine successes this year.
One of my favorite groups, it has been a pleasure to welcome children, parents and teachers alike this year. Remember though, this is not a drop in class, this is a pre- professional training class, so contact Donna on 0161 209 8004 or email donna@companyfierce.co.uk
Another couple of success stories with our Wednesday classes!…
A very “Well done!“ to Areceli who teaches the Flamenco class from 8 to 9.30pm.
Proving to be very popular, with many people becoming familiar faces as they come together each week to learn this exciting and rich dance.
Every Wednesday, 8-9.30 £7.00
Contact Areceli on 07845 287 069 for further details.
Of course, The Manchester School of Samba have become such an exciting weekly event here. They’ve been going since 1995, and can be seen regularly outside M&S in Piccadilly on Saturday mornings, and have been doing Samba drum and dance classes here for over a year now! Something for everyone here!
Call 0161 226 5456 or email agogo2@o2.co.uk or check the website www.msamba.org.uk for further details etc.
Thursday is home to our second General Street Dance class, 7-8.30 of the week and our
open Adult Ballet class, 7-8pm.
So all you grown up ballet dancers, it may have been a few years since you last had a go, but its never too late to start again, and with the prospect of shedding the Christmas excess, this could be just what you need!
Just pop down or e-mail me for details, as we may soon be adding more ballet classes as demand increases!
Friday brings 2 new class this year:
Dannia Jazz Fusion Dance classes!
Learn Open style jazz, basic jazz moves and choreographed jazz routines, up to performance level.
Open to all, beginners to advanced, with an open age range, this could be a really good class!
Wear loose flexible clothing and hard sole shoes.
Every Friday, 6.30 till 8.30, £5 per session
Contact 07957 249 770 for further details
AND….
BIG DANCE…
This free and easy, wacky approach to dance doesn’t require any techniques or dance experience. If weight,breathlessness or a bad back or joint problems have inhibited you from dancing in the past, but you’ve always wanted to ‘dance as if no-one was watching’ this is the class for you!
You will try out many dance styles, from seated line dancing to samba, from circle dancing to tap, belly danceing to ballet. using props and a wide range of music from jazz to classical to irish jigs to african drums. You can even bring your own favorite music!
This class is a great creative way of letting your hair down and is failure free! Starting end of January, I’ll send details as soon as the start date is confirmed.
Don’t forget to check the website www.manchesterdancecentre.co.uk.
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11. Writing on the Wall, Liverpool: festival update
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Hi All,
We will be regularly updating the WoW website with details of the WoW Festival 2008 (which will be held throughout the whole of May). Our first announcement is that Tony Benn and Roy Bailey will be doing an event on the 19th May. For further details please see our website: www.writingonthewall.org.uk
All Best,
Janette Stowell
WoW Administrator
Tel: 0151 703 0020
Address: Mission Hall
36 Windsor Street
Liverpool
L8 1XE
Website: www.writingonthewall.org.uk
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12. Development Opp, PANDA: next stage symposium
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Next Stage Symposium
PANDA and Northern Edge present the Next Stage Symposium.
Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd February 2008 at Lancaster Conference Centre, Lancaster University.
A free residential conference to help performing artists and companies take the next step and find new ways to make their artform make them money.
Application deadline: 6pm, Monday 14th January 2008.
Contact PANDA
Performing Arts Network and Development Agency (PANDA)
Contact
Oxford Road
Manchester
M15 6JA
0161 274 0626
For further information please go to www.panda-arts.org.uk/nextstage <http://www.panda-arts.org.uk/nextstage>
Or contact zoe@panda-arts.org.uk
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13. Development Opp, the poetry business: new season course details
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Sorry it’s so late but here are the latest writing days.
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Janet Fisher and Peter Sansom, The Poetry Business, The Studio, Byram
Arcade, Westgate, Huddersfield HD1 1ND, UK. Tel 01484 434840; fax
01484 426566. http://www.poetrybusiness.co.uk.
Smith/Doorstop Books
The North magazine
Writing Days
Book & Pamphlet Competition -
see http://www.poetrybusiness.co.uk/competition.aspx for details
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14. Development Opp, RNCM: 3 unique training events
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New year, New skills, New you…
The EDGE, Royal Northern College of Music, is pleased to announce 3 unique training events for 2008.
Music in Healthcare Settings
in conjunction with Musique et Sante (Paris)
11 – 15 February 08
Location: Paris
Music can humanise hospital environments for patients, staff and visitors. This course offers theoretical and practical skills for music work in healthcare contexts. It forms part of the developing Music for Health programme at the RNCM.
Musicianship through Movement
Dalcroze Society International Easter Course
3 – 6 April 08
Location: RNCM, Manchester
Dalcroze is widely recognised as an accessible and engaging educational tool. Run by internationally acclaimed specialists, this course is offered at 3 levels – beginner, intermediate & advanced.
Conductor Training Course
with Baldur Bronniman and Mark Heron
featuring Stockport Symphony Orchestra, Liverpool Mozart Orchestra and Cheshire Wind Orchestra
3 – 5 May 08
Location: RNCM, Manchester
Conductors of amateur and schools orchestras and ensembles will gain new experiences and insights as part of this fantastic training opportunity.
For further information, visit
http://www.rncm.ac.uk/content/view/98/116/
or contact Holly Marland, Professional Development Manager, T 0161 907 5283 or E Holly.Marland@rncm.ac.uk
Geoff Parkin
Professional Development Administrator
RNCM
124 Oxford Road
Manchester M13 9RD
t 0161 907 5358
f 0161 273 7611
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15. Manchester Jazz Festival: call for 2008 programme
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MANCHESTER JAZZ FESTIVAL 2008
Submissions are being invited from north west musicians and bands wishing to submit material for inclusion in the 2008 festival. The mjf programme, which will run from 19 – 26 July, prioritises original contemporary work from the NW – for the full criteria and a submission form, go to http://www.manchesterjazz.com/artistssubmissions . The deadline is Friday 1st February.
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16. Competition Opp, Commonword: superheroes of slam
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Dear Everyone,
Here’s news on our all-comers poetry competition – Entry is open to all ages, all backgrounds, all styles. Please pass on the news!
Bests
Pete
Commonword Presents
Dike Omeje Slam Poetry Award 2008
SUPERHEROES OF SLAM
The Quest for the Ultimate Slam Poet
Tour Host : The Legendary JULIAN DANIEL
3 minutes to rock or shock the mic
Judged by audience response & guest judges
Open to all poets, MCs & rappers performing acapella
Superheroes of Slam, the Dike Omeje Slam Poetry Award 2008, is the quest to find the ultimate slam poet with spoken word superpowers. Open to all comers and styles of poetry and spoken word. This will be a slam like no other, full of glitz, glamour and comic book kitsch. With applause/boo/laughter cards & a DJ on hand to provide personal soundtracks for each poetry superhero.
The championship will comprise 6 Heats across the North West from February to March 2008 with the top 2 poets from each heat competing at a Grand Final on Wed 26 March 2008 at Frog & Bucket, Manchester. The Superhero of Slam Winner will receive a £200 cash prize and the Dike Omeje Slam Poetry Award, a 12 month writer’s residency at Commonword, the North West writing development organisation.
SUPERHEROES OF SLAM DATES
HEAT 1 – TUE 5 FEB – MANCHESTER
CONTACT, Oxford Road, M15 6JA
7.30pm £5/£3 Box office: 0161 274 0600
To enter Heat 1, contact Segun Lee-French:
0161 832 3777
www.contact-theatre.org
HEAT 2 – FRI 15 FEB – LANCASTER
YORKSHIRE HOUSE, 2 Parliament St, LA1 1DB
In association with SPOTLIGHT
8.30pm £5/£3 concs Pay on door
£50 1st prize
To enter Heat 2, contact Ron Baker:
01524 381642 spotlightclub@btinternet.com
www.spotlightlancaster.co.uk
HEAT 3 – TUE 26 FEB – ALSAGER
ALSAGER ARTS CENTRE, Hassall Road, Alsager, Stoke-on-Trent ST7 2HL
In association with CULTURAL ELEVATION & CHESHIRE ARTS
7.30pm £5/£3 concs Box office: 0161 247 5302
To enter Heat 3, contact Segun Lee-French:
0161 832 3777
www.alsagerartscentre.org.uk
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17. Competition Opp, Scribble Magazine: call for new work
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Beat the January blues!
Scribble creative writing magazine is open to poetry / story
submissions on the subject of NEW for its spring issue. Send your
work to Kim Haygarth at kim@cartwheelarts.org.uk by Friday 29th
February and include your name and postal address. Submissions under
300 words are recommended.
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18. Competition Opp, Mslexia: annual competition details
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Just a quick reminder to let you know we still have a few 2008 Mslexia Writer’s Diaries in stock. As a subscriber you can purchase a diary at the special rate of £12.99 or 2 for £22 (UK only). To order phone 0191 261 6656 or go to:
http://www.mslexia.co.uk/menu/stop_press/diary.html
The Mslexia Women’s Poetry Competition 2008 is also now open for entries. For full details go to:
http://www.mslexia.co.uk/menu/stop_press/poetry_comp.html
All the best for the writing year ahead.
Regards
Alice Ochocka
Adminstrative Assistant
Mslexia Publications Ltd
PO Box 656
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE99 1PZ
T: +44 (0)191 261 6656
F: +44 (0)191 261 6636
www.mslexia.co.uk
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19. Job Opps: community arts north west
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Community Arts North West is currently recruiting for the following four posts:
· Exodus Coordinator
· Exodus Artistic Manager
· Administrative Assistant
· CAN Artistic Manager (maternity cover)
Please find further details on the attached job advertisement and on the CAN website (address below).
David Martin
General Manager
Community Arts North West
Registered Charity No. 277135
Company Registration No. 1400213
0161 234 2996
www.can.uk.com
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LiveAMP is a new network and platform for the artists, organisers and audiences of Live Art, Music and Poetry. Showcase work includes Doin’ Moon, first toured in June 2007 supported by Arts Council England. LiveAMP is supported by the Granada Foundation.
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