More Than Words – Poetry Night with Imogen Stirling
Mondays at The Flying Duck
Inaugural event: Monday, February 17, 2020 at 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM
The Flying Duck, 142 Renfield Street, G2 3AU
February – a dreich month with not a lot happening. Cue a bright new poetry night at the glowingly cosy basement of The Flying Duck. More Than Words is a fresh meeting place for both established wordsmiths and those wanting to try out their voices for the first time. Experienced host Imogen Stirling teams up with this welcoming space to make sure everyone feels at home.
Information for Performers
The night is open to all performers with eight slots of ten minutes available.
You need to that sign up in advance – either by posting in the event page, contacting Imogen via Facebook or at: imogenstirlingpoetry@gmail.com. Sign ups are currently open!
The inaugural event kicks off on February 17th and is free entry for all. Whether you’re a performer or punter.
Imogen Stirling is a poet, theatre-maker and musician. She is the creator of 5* show #Hypocrisy, described as ‘life-affirming artistry’. More about Imogen Stirling
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