Literary Lates West End Festival 2013
Cottiers Theatre, Literary Lates part of West End Festival 2013
Cottier Theatre, 93-95 Hyndland Street Glasgow G11 5PX
Emerging Literary Talent West End Festival
West End Festival Literature Programme – more events including Mairi Hedderwick
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Emerging Talent: Poets – Part of Literary Lates
Tuesday 11th June 10-10:55pm
Rising stars from The Creative Writing Programme, University of Glasgow perform a rich and diverse range of their poetry. An opportunity to catch the new poets of tomorrow.
Poetry by: John Carson, Katy Hastie, Joanne Mackay, Calum MacLean, Gillian Mayes and Sam Uglow
Information: West End Festival
Cottier’s Theatre, 93-95 Hyndland Street, G11 5PX
Free
Please get a free ticket in advance from the Cottier box office. www.cottiers.com
Telephone: 0141 357 4000
email
Cottiers Theatre, 93-95 Hyndland Street Glasgow, G11 5PX
0141 357 4000
Liz Lochhead
part of Glasgow West End Festival
Wednesday 12 June
10:00pm
Headlining our new Literary Lates series at the Cottier Theatre, The West End Festival is delighted to present:
A unique late night cabaret event with The Scots’ Makar – Scotland’s National Poet – Liz Lochhead. In the special atmosphere of the intimate Cottier Theatre, Liz will perform a selection of her poetry, character monologues and funny writing pieces laced with a bitter-sweet edge. An unmissable festival highlight!
booking and ticket info:
Tickets £7
Available from the Cottier box office.
Cottier Theatre, 93-95 Hyndland Street Glasgow G11 5PX
0141 357 4000
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