Coming Up in February/March
Paroxysm Press 60 Second Slam @ Adelaide Fringe
If it's all about the words and if those words are sharp and cut deep
then come and show us what you've got. Australia's grittiest
independent publishers want to hear your 60 seconds worth in an open
mike recruitment drive.
First prize $100.
Sign up early, time will b tight.
Sunday 28th Feb. 6.15 pm. Tuxedo Cat - Rooftop (15-19 Synagogue Place, Adelaide) FREE entry.
Remember people this is a Paroxysm slam and will be judged according to Paroxysm standards!
MC: Kerryn Tredrea (editor - Paroxysm Press)
Judges:
Daniel Watson (publisher - Paroxysm Press)
Kami (editor - Paroxysm Press, publisher - Jazz From Hell)
Matthew Smith (Hard Boiled)
If it's all about the words and if those words are sharp and cut deep
then come and show us what you've got. Australia's grittiest
independent publishers want to hear your 60 seconds worth in an open
mike recruitment drive.
First prize $100.
Sign up early, time will b tight.
Sunday 28th Feb. 6.15 pm. Tuxedo Cat - Rooftop (15-19 Synagogue Place, Adelaide) FREE entry.
Remember people this is a Paroxysm slam and will be judged according to Paroxysm standards!
MC: Kerryn Tredrea (editor - Paroxysm Press)
Judges:
Daniel Watson (publisher - Paroxysm Press)
Kami (editor - Paroxysm Press, publisher - Jazz From Hell)
Matthew Smith (Hard Boiled)
My Name is Rachel Corrie 17 February -14th March.
Presented by Daniel Clarke and starring Hannah Norris, My Name is Rachel Corrie is a one and a half hour play whose script is taken from the writings of activist Rachel Corrie as edited by British actor Alan Rickman and Deputy Editor of The Guardian, Katharine Viner.
In 2003, 23-year-old Rachel Corrie was crushed to death by a bulldozer in the Gaza Strip as she protested the destruction of Palestinian homes. Told in the words she left behind, this powerful story is of one person’s passionate journey in the global struggle for sense and justice. Book via Fringetix
In 2003, 23-year-old Rachel Corrie was crushed to death by a bulldozer in the Gaza Strip as she protested the destruction of Palestinian homes. Told in the words she left behind, this powerful story is of one person’s passionate journey in the global struggle for sense and justice. Book via Fringetix
