Brighton Festival news: Shrigley on Shrigley
Latest update from Brighton Festival:
Guest director David Shrigley talks us through his events at the Brighton Festival 2018: A Problem in Brighton, Life Model II, A Shit Odyssey and a talk about his work (not in the slightest bit boring).
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We're currently on the look out for artists to take part in Your Place at Brighton Festival 2019 in partnership Brighton People's Theatre and community steer groups in Hangleton and Knoll and East Brighton.
Naomi Alexander, Artistic Director of Brighton People’s Theatre explains:
'We’re looking for small scale performances and workshops by professional artists who can surprise, entertain and bring people together. Crucially, we’re interested in work that engages audiences as active participants and co-creators in some way.'
Want to join in? Find out more and sign up here:
Calling all artists to join Your Place / Brighton Festival
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Brighton Festival’s Your Place - two weekends of free entertainment in Hangleton and Knoll and East Brighton, delivered in partnership with Brighton People’s Theatre and community steering groups ...Young City Reads returns this year with another extraordinary title for children across the region to read, explore and discuss together.
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Young City Reads 2019 - Collected Works
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The Boy at the Back of the Class by Onjali Q. Rauf Collected Works CIC and Brighton Festival invite you and your class to read The Boy at the Back of the Class together over 10 weeks from March to ......Facebook Posts
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