‘Have a word’
Have a Word, Brighton’s new LGBT arts, literary and performance night takes place the second Wednesday of each month from June 12 at the Arundel Suite, Holiday Inn, Brighton. The event will be an opportunity to hear Polari prize winner John McCullough read from his book The Frost Fairs and singer/st
Have a Word, Brighton’s new LGBT arts, literary and performance night takes place the second Wednesday of each month from June 12 at the Arundel Suite, Holiday Inn, Brighton.
The event will be an opportunity to hear Polari prize winner John McCullough read from his book The Frost Fairs and singer/stand-up comedian Nicky Mitchell will be performing songs from Ella Fitzgerald to Billie Holiday.
Printmaker, writer and poet Nicholas Collins will be reading from new and old works from the last 20 years including poems taken from Beyond Paradise, an anthology featuring lesbian and gay writers from the north, and actor/director Matt Fennemore will be exploring and re-visiting the profound and electrifying theatricality of artist David Wonarowicz.
Where: Arundel Suite, Holiday Inn, Brighton.
When: The second Wednesday of each month from June 12, doors 7pm
Time: 7-45pm
Cost: £5 on entrance.
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