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PREVIEW: Have a word – Festival special

Have A Word goes mad in May with a very diverse but totally fabulous line up of artists to help celebrate the Brighton Festival. Artists appearing include: Sam Chara: Performance artist, dancer, singer and diva Annabel Pribelszki: Stand up comedian activist and legend Gerry Potter: Poet…performance

Have A Word goes mad in May with a very diverse but totally fabulous line up of artists to help celebrate the Brighton Festival.

Have a Word - Festival special, Tuesday May 13 at Latest Bar — Have a Word – Festival special, Tuesday May 13 at Latest Bar

Artists appearing include:

Sam Chara: Performance artist, dancer, singer and diva

Annabel Pribelszki: Stand up comedian activist and legend

Gerry Potter: Poet…performance poet and icon

John McCullough: Writer poet and darling

Oli Spleen: Artist singer songwriter and political dish

Grégoire Aubert: Channeling Judy Garland and performing from her lost diaries..He is a STAR..

Music by: Josh Sharples

Hosted by: Ellis Collins.

To purchase tickets, CLICK HERE: or £6 on the night!!

Supporting The Sussex Beacon

What: Have A Word (HAV) – Festival Special

Where: Latest Bar, 14-17 Manchester Street, Brighton

When: Tuesday, May 13

Time: 7pm – 10pm

Cost: £6 on the night or CLICK HERE:

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