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LISTEN!
Listen. Can you hear it rumbling in the
basement bars, the coffee shops, the festival
stages, warehouses and theatre spaces in
Dublin? Can you feel the current between a
lone voice and a rapt crowd in spaces across
Ireland? Can you sense the bravery of a
performer turning the truth into words? Can
you see the audience nodding and whooping
as they hear themselves reflected? There is
a momentum here in Ireland in spoken word
poetry. It is more alive and vital than ever, and
it is growing every day. They say to “go where
the energy is.” Right now, in Ireland, that
energy is in live literature.
Lingo Festival is born out of that energy and in
service to it. We exist—created by artists—to
showcase this truly vital artform, as alive in
dim pubs as it is in Presidential ballrooms,
from perspectives young and old, LGBT and
straight, rich and poor. Art thrives on the love
of it, and artists thrive on a community of
support. Lingo is a product of that love and
community.
What Lingo hopes to offer you is a chance to
taste the best of what Irish spoken word has
to offer, and that you’ll come away inspired and
joyful. We are featuring spoken word artists
from around the world -- luminaries from the
United States, United Kingdom, and beyond,
alongside the most talented Irish spoken
word poets breathing air. From Saul Williams
to Hollie McNish, Elaine Feeney and John
Cummins; the eclectic Tongue Fu and world
beatboxing legends to All-Ireland Poetry Slam
Champions, and charity events, family shows
& youth programmes—we have something
for everyone. We’ve collaborated with some of
the leading event creators around Ireland, as
well as partners such as Dublin City Council,
Dublin UNESCO City of Literature, Visit Dublin,
and Poetry Ireland to curate new formats
for poetry over the course of our festival
weekend. Spoken word is a modern revolution
here, and the talent of the artists continue to
be an enduring national resource. And every
one of our artists was chosen for their unique
spark—a singularity in their writing and
performing that makes people see the world a
little bit differently.
Spoken word requires no equipment -- just a
voice. Can you hear the rumble? Come and
listen.
Here’s to live literature,
The Lingo Team
Linda Devlin, Erin Fornoff, Kalle Ryan, Colm
Keegan, Stephen James Smith, and Phil Lynch
LINGO
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The Meeting House
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TICKETS & BOOKING
Weekend Pass: Early Bird €57.50 | Regular €64.50
(booking fees apply)
Individual events: From €7 - €19.50
{plus several free events}
Tickets available at:
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www.lingofestival.com
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DUBLIN
CITY CENTRE
100m approx.
Friday
16 Oct.
Join us for the extraordinary opening night
of Lingo 2015 featuring a bumper packed
lineup of the finest lyrical spoken word
artists and snappy sketch performers in
Ireland today; featuring a unique set to mark
the passing of the torch from 2014 Lingo
poet laureate John Cummins to this year’s
bard John Moynes. Anchoring the night
will be Tongue Fu, one of London’s liveliest
and best attended spoken word nights; a
riotous experiment in live literature, music,
and improvisation; always unrehearsed,
frequently surprising, sometimes poignant
and often hilarious. Witness ten of Ireland’s
top performance poets and slam champions
perform to sublime improvised soundtracks
from the genre-defying Tongue Fu band ,
inimitably emceed by host Chris Redmond.
LINGO LAUNCH NIGHT
with TONGUE FU
Doors: 7pm | Showtime: 7.30pm - 11pm
The Workman’s Club - Main Stage
€12.50
Featured artists: Chris Redmond and the
Tongue Fu band, Lewis Kenny (Bohemians
FC poet laureate), Oisin McKenna (Fringe
festival star), John Cummins (All Ireland Slam
Champion 2013), John Moynes (broadsheet.
ie limerick writing legend), David Lee
Morgan (UK & US Slam champion),
Genevieve Healy, Bern, Brian McMahon
Gallagher, Anne Tannam, Stephen Clare,
Cormac Fitzgerald, and the comedic stylings
of sketch troupe The Brownbread Players
(Kalle Ryan, Gus McDonagh, Eva Bartley,
Sean McDonagh).
slam
champions
improvised
soundtrack
Friday
16 Oct.
Join us at our Friday festival club for LOQ - a
night guaranteed to wallop you with poetry
and hip-hop from Ireland’s best wordsmiths,
hosted by rapper and poet Andre K’Por and
featuring an extended cypher set to beats
and music. Not to be missed!
FESTIVAL CLUB: LOQ
Doors: 11pm | Showtime: 11.30pm - late
The Meeting House
FREE
hip-hop
Featured artists: Andre K’por (LOQ host
and MC) Fergus Costello (Munster Slam
Champion), Raven (San Francisco poet
and hip-hop MC), Sebi C (Galway hip-hop’s
finest), Costello (Dublin hip-hop MC) and
TemperMental MissElayneous
(Dublin’s first lady of hip-hop).
cypher
Saturday
17 Oct.
Ease your way into day two and soothe
the fear with with some kind words and
delicious food at the family-friendly Lingo
Poetry Brunch. Purchase a plate of savoury
brunch delights at a special festival price
(€6.66) from our hosts at Meeting House,
and let yourself be swept away by the sweet
sounds of poems by artists from the UK, USA
and Ireland.
LINGO POETRY BRUNCH*
Showtime: 11.30am - 1pm
The Meeting House
FREE
Featured artists: Niall Donnelly, Ciaran
Hodgers (UK Slam Champion), Clara
Rose Thornton (Leinster Slam Champion),
Caelainn Bradley, Kevin P.Gilday and Dee
Campbell.
kind words
delicious
food
Saturday
17 Oct.
POETRYHUNT by
HEADSTUFF*
LINGO POETRY BINGO
Doors: 1pm | Showtime: 1.30pm - 3pm
The Workman’s Club - Vintage Room
FREE
Showtime: 1pm - 2:30pm
Pearse St. Library
138 - 144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2
FREE
(pre-booking essential: 01 6744888)
a winding tour of books. There’s plenty of
prizes and the fun doesn’t end there: we’ll
keep you amused with face-painting, baked
goodies and plenty of stories and laughs.
Bring your book smarts and we’ll bring the
adventure.​
Raising awareness for the
work of MS Ireland.
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Our friends at Headstuff.org have created
Poetryhunt, a treasure hunt like nothing
you’ve ever experienced before. You will
follow the rhyming clues through a world
of books to find your way to the grand prize.
Will the clues be hiding in Hogwarts, half
way across Middle Earth, or hanging out
with Jane Austen? Sure to get the whole
family’s brains chugging as we bring you on
A returning favourite from last year, Lingo
Poetry Bingo is an open mic with a twist.
Hosted by Carl Plover, aka Wasps Vs
Humans, this interactive, eclectic event
showcases featured poets, as well as an
opportunity for anyone with a poem to join
in. Audience members drop themes in a hat.
They’re drawn out at random. Poets seize
the moment and jump in with a poem that
fits the bill.
Featured artists: Wasps vs Humans (Punk
poet and playwright) David Lee Morgan (US
& UK slam champ), Ailish Kerr, and Kevin P.
Gilday.
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Saturday
17 Oct.
Fresh from a series of workshops with six of
the most active and inspiring creative writing
facilitators in the country, Ireland’s exciting
new young spoken word artists take to the
stage to showcase their electric new poems.
A dynamic, engaging afternoon in the
intimate surroundings of Smock Alley Boys’
School that is truly guaranteed to inspire. A
glimpse at the future of spoken word.
THE WORDWORKS:
YOUTH WORKSHOP
SHOWCASE*
HOMEBEAT presents
LYRIC BOOK
Doors: 3.30pm | Showtime: 4pm - 5pm
Smock Alley - Boys’ School
€8
In association with The Irish Writers Centre.
Doors: 12.30pm | Showtime: 1pm - 2.30pm
Smock Alley - Boys’ School
€8
Proudly supported by Dublin City Council
and Dublin UNESCO City of Literature..
Homebeat curate and create incredible,
intimate shows that feel like they were made
just for you. At their heart they break down
the distance between artist and audience,
while all the time promoting the ridiculous
wealth of talent that exists on our doorsteps
at this moment in time. For this very special
show at Lingo, they will bring together
a lyrical musician and two of the finest
poets from page & stage to discuss their
inspiration and give the audience an insight
into the craft and art behind the writing
process.
Featured artists: Emmet Condon (Homebeat
host), Stephen Murphy (All Ireland Slam
Champion), Billy Ramsell (Award winning
poet), Pearse McGloughlin (Award winning
songwriter)
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Saturday
17 Oct.
Hollie McNish is one of the world’s most
well-known spoken word poets. A viral star
from her immigration poem “Mathematics”
and the breastfeeding anthem
“Embarrassed,” she has won the Glastonbury
Slam and performed alongside acclaimed
artists from Kate Tempest to Hozier. Joining
her will be Ireland’s own Elaine Feeney,
Cúirt Grand Slam Winner, 2014 Lingo
HOLLIE MCNISH
with ELAINE FEENEY
Doors: 5.30pm | Showtime 6pm - 7.30pm
The Workman’s Club - Main Stage
€10
festival standout and one of Ireland’s most
provocative writers. The quintessential
contemporary Irish female poet who writes
startlingly witty, unflinching, beautiful poetry.
Expect an exhilarating and extraordinary
evening of poems. Not to be missed.
viral star,
insightful,
provocative
Saturday
17 Oct.
Doors: 8.30pm | Showtime 9pm - 11pm
The Workman’s Club - Main Stage
€10
dynamic duo guaranteed to keep the spirits
high and the show blazing along. Last
year this riotously entertaining show was
described by critics as a “Roller-coaster ride
of face-melting awesomeness”. You don’t
want to miss it this year!
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Lingo’s annual poetry slam is the real
star of our festival. Top poets from Ireland
and beyond compete with their best
performances to win our 2000 year old
bogwood trophy and a slot opening for Saul
Williams, our headliner. Certain to be highenergy, raucous, and inspiring, the slam will
be hosted by the Lords of Strut, a hilarious,
LINGO POETRY SLAM
Saturday
17 Oct.
Our Saturday night festival club is hosted by
State.ie and is a hip-hop feature show. We
are proud to host Inja, one of the UK’s most
energetic, crowd-pleasing and versatile
performers. An exceptional artist, MC and
host whose work spans a huge variety of
genres including dubstep, hip-hop, grime,
drum ‘n’ bass, and freestyle poetry. He has
been host for Major Laser Soundsystem and
accompanied Beardyman and been featured
on BBC1, Kiss FM, the stages of Glastonbury,
and many others. This is hip-hop performed
by an artist at the peak of his considerable
powers. Support on the night will be
FESTIVAL CLUB: INJA
and BACKSHED INC.
Presented by State.ie
Doors: 11pm | Showtime: 11.30pm - late
The Meeting House
FREE
Sunday
18 Oct.
A GUARD AT THE CROSS:
A Family Show by
Paul Timoney* (For Ages 7+)
Doors:10.30am | Showtime: 11am - 12pm
Smock Alley - Boys’ School
€8
provided by the fresh and innovative Dublin
based hip-hop collective BackShed Inc.
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show
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hip-hop
Paul Timoney is one of the most unique
voices in the world of spoken word; an
award-winning Irish poet and performer,
who has worked as a teacher and facilitator
of creative activities for many years. In
this exclusive event for Lingo, Paul has
smushed together a show of words written
by children and young people from all over
Ireland and beyond. This will be a family and
extended family friendly experience that
promises to be funny and clever and sad
and happy and interesting and unusual and
weird and funny. Yes, funny was mentioned
twice there, not as a mistake, but to
emphasise the funniness factor.
by children!
FLYING SOUTH
Doors: 12.30pm | Showtime: 1pm - 2.30pm
Fringe LAB, Studio 1 - Meeting House Square
FREE
11.30am - 1pm
The Meeting House
FREE
Féachfar anocht ar nuafhilíocht le béim ar an
bhfocal labhartha; idir dánta, rapcheol, agus
amhráin. Join us for a specially priced festival
brunch (€6.66) with a multilingual twist,
hosted by popular Irish language show REIC.
Expect spoken word featuring poems, songs,
and rap from linguistically dexterous artists
in German, Hindi Tamil and Gaeilge. Come
to hear the sorts of Irish poems they don’t
teach you for the Leaving Cert – yet!
Featured artists: Ciara Ní É, Fiona Bolger,
Eva O’Connor, Justyna Kosmulska, Eoghan
Ó Ceannabháin, and Sebi C.
German, Tamil,
and Gaeilge
Flying South is Ireland’s first monthly mental
health themed arts & open mic event, based
in Dublin. Flying South aims to provide a safe,
understanding space for people to share
their experiences. As part of LINGO, Flying
South will showcase an exciting variety of
performers, united by a common theme of
mental health expression. Expect honest,
thoughtful, insightful, lyrical work. Following
the featured acts there will be an open mic
for poets who would like to participate and
perform.
Featured artists: Nicole Rourke, Adrian
Cooper, Sean Ruane, Anne Deroe, Brian &
Ru, and Indifference.
This event is kindly supported by
Tiger Dublin Fringe Festival.
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expression
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Sunday
18 Oct.
REIC MULTILINGUAL
BRUNCH*
The hugely successful charity event Hero
Hour returns to Lingo. Eight figures from
Irish public life share their favourite poem
and enjoy some banter with host Sean
Rocks (RTE) about what it means to them.
All proceeds go to Fighting Words, an
organisation dedicated to teaching creative
writing to as many children, young adults
and adults with special needs as they can
reach. The event will be recorded by RTE
Radio One for their flagship arts programme
Arena.
WORDS WITH TEETH
Doors: 2.30pm | Showtime: 3pm - 4pm
The Workman’s Club - Main Stage
€7
Doors: 2pm | Showtime: 2.30pm - 4pm
Smock Alley - Boys’ School
€10
Featured artists: Mark O’Halloran, Colm
O’Regan, Julie Feeney, Dil Wickremasinghe,
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, Eoin Colfer.
favourite
poem
eight figures
from Irish
public life
This event guarantees something a little
different. Come watch a motley collection of
gifted Irish writers engage in light-hearted
low-stakes competition for your amusement.
You’ll see what happens when comedy,
poetry and fiction go head to head as we
make our favourite writers, journalists and
comedians write brand new material and
battle each other for entertainment. It can
get ugly (but friendly) and hilarious (but
touching). Hosted by popular humorist
Damon Blake and acclaimed Irish
author Sarah Maria Griffin. It’s a
show with two teams, six world
premieres and a full hour
of fun.
Featured artists: James Michael Moran, Tara
Flynn, Dave Rudden, Jeanne Sutton, Deirdre
Maria Sullivan,
Ceri Bevan.
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Sunday
18 Oct.
THE HERO HOUR in aid of
Fighting Words
Sunday
18 Oct.
THE RED PILL AND
THE MONDAY NIGHT CURE
Recipient of the 2015 Lingo New Work fund
Doors: 4.30pm | Showtime: 5pm - 6.45pm
The Workman’s Club - Main Stage
€7
Featured artists: Jason Ashford, Rory
This showcase brings two of the most
Jones (Glastonbury slam champion), Tory
exciting new spoken word events in
Campbell, Jenny Cleland, Chris McLaughlin,
Northern Ireland together in Dublin for the
first time. The Monday Night Cure celebrates Mel Bradley, Gemma Walker, Frank Rafferty.
the verbal arts in all forms in Derry while Red
Pill is an all new alternative stand-up poetry
night showcasing the exciting new wave
of spoken word talent emerging in Belfast.
Hosted by Abby Oliveira (2014 Lingo Poetry
Slam Champion) and Alice McCullough &
David Braziel, this will be an eclectic show
of spoken word, hip-hop and powerhouse
poems.
Northern Ireland,
showcase
“CITYSONG”
by DYLAN COBURN GRAY
Doors: 5.30pm | Showtime: 5.45pm - 6.45pm
Smock Alley - Boys’ School
€8
Citysong is a day in an hour. That day is today,
but it’s also thirty years ago and it’s also sixty
years ago. It’s five people telling you about
the thousands of people who get up, who go
to work, who go to parties, who have babies,
or used to at least. It’s a song, it’s a poem, it’s
a history, it’s a portrait. It’s different things at
different times, and it’s about different things
at different times. Your mother before she
was your mother and her mother before she
was hers, in this city before it was this city.
See Dylan Coburn Gray, winner of Lingo’s
inaugural New Work prize, premiere this
new spoken word theatre piece written
exclusively for the Lingo festival. Dylan is an
experienced poet and playwright, and is a
regular on the spoken word scene. His play
Boys and Girls premiered as part of Dublin
Fringe 2013, winning the Fishamble Best
New Writing Award. It was also nominated
for the Stewart Parker Trust Award, and for
the Best Theatre Script Award at the Irish
Writers’ Guild Awards.
Proudly supported by Dublin UNESCO City
of Literature.
new spoken word
theatre
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Join us for the headline feature of Lingo
Festival 2015 as we host a trio of top artists
from Ireland, the United Kingdom, and the
United States.
World renowned poet, rapper, actor, and
musician Saul Williams makes his return
to Dublin after a decade for a very special
spoken word headline performance.
Williams has published five books of poetry
and currently stands as one of the highestselling poets of all time. Since gaining global
fame for his poetry and writings at the turn
of the century, Williams has performed in
over 30 countries, in venues as diverse
as the White House, the Sydney Opera
House, Lincoln Center, and The Louvre. The
multi-talented New York native has also
collaborated with Rick Rubin, Nine Inch
Nails and Allen Ginsberg, to name but a
few. An acclaimed actor, he has featured in
countless films, including Slam, which won
both the Sundance Festival Grand Jury
Prize and the Cannes Camera D’Or.
More recently he played the lead
in ‘Holler If Ya Hear Me,’ a
Broadway musical about
Tupac Shakur. He has
just launched his fifth
album ‘Martyr Loser King.’
SAUL
WILLIAMS
with MARK GRIST
and JOHN CUMMINS
Joining him will be English writer, performer,
educator and legendary battle rapper, Mark
Grist; creator of the international spoken
word video sensation Girls Who Read (1
million views in 48 hours). Mark has taken
shows to Denmark, New York & Singapore
and has performed on BBC Radio 1, BBC
Radio 6 Music, BBC2, ITV and BBC3.
Rounding out the bill will be the mighty John
Cummins, All-Ireland Poetry Slam Champion
2013, featured poet at Other Voices, and
Lingo’s 2014 Poet Laureate.
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Sunday
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Doors: 7.30pm | Showtime 8pm - 10.30pm
The Button Factory
€19.50
Sunday
18 Oct.
rolicking,
anarchic,
vaudeville
Join us for our final night of the festival
club, for a rollicking musical gig with some
surprises. True to the anarchic spirit of
vaudeville, mixed with beat poetry and
wild flights of fancy, The Bee-Loud Glade
is our festival club extravaganza of poets,
musicians and dancers in rock, folk, jazz and
blues settings specially composed by Roger
Gregg. Expect a show unlike any other. As
the night blazes on, poets will be popping up
to perform with the band as the festival drifts
into the wee hours
FESTIVAL CLUB:
THE BEE-LOUD GLADE
Doors: 11pm | Showtime: 11.30pm - late
The Liquor Rooms
FREE
LINGO ON THE GO
Stephen Clare:
Typewriting Poet
Appearing at selected festival venues
and Best Western Academy Plaza Hotel
Stephen Clare writes completely original,
confidential, personalised, on-the-spot
poems. He will write on any topic you would
like, and each work is typed up carefully
on a vintage typewriter as you watch. He is
very passionate about deconstructing any
notions you may have about poetry being
pretentious, academic, or unrelatable. This is
an experience based on connection, and the
art that can stem from it. As each poem is
created on the spot on a manual typewriter,
you get the only copy and walk away with
a poem that is purely yours, to do with
as you will.Keep an eye on our Twitter (@
LingoFestival) and Facebook (/LingoFestival)
throughout the weekend for live updates on
where to catch Stephen and his typewriter.
John Moynes:
Lingo Poet Laureate
John Moynes, the “most widely-read
living poet in Ireland,” is Lingo’s 2015
Poet Laureate. Known for his topical
daily limericks on Broadsheet.ie, John is a
performer, writer, and bearded bard. Over
the course of the festival, he will be offering
daily summaries of the happenings at Lingo
for the assembled adoring crowds as each
night draws to a close. John will also do a
special performance at our opening night
on Friday, as he accepts the torch from John
Cummins, the inaugural Lingo laureate.
A PICTURE PAINTS
A 1000 WORDS
DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
Stray Lines, a collective of Ireland’s
alternative cartoonists and illustrators, will
be present at selected events throughout
the festival, to visually document, reinterpret
and capture the spoken word performances,
attendees, topics discussed and anything
else that comes to mind! Each evening their
unique artwork will be scanned and shared
across our social media channels, as well as
on our Lingo website.
Featured artists: Paddy Lynch, Philip Barrett,
Sarah Bowie, Debbie Jenkinson, Gus
Hughes, Elida Maiques.
STENCIL TRAIL OF A
HUMAN TALE
Across this fair city, north and south of the
river, the artist and writer Davina Brady has
stencilled a poetic trail of lyrics upon the
pavements. Each poem represents different
elements of human wisdom, including
empathy, compassion, passion, equality, and
our ability to love. This unique collection of
stencils are shaped in the symbol of infinity,
to represent the idea that all human wisdom
and learning is continuous. Follow the 10
point trail and feel the lyrical and visual come
together on this specially commissioned
Lingo experience.
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15.00
16.00
17.00
18.00
20.00
19.00
FRIDAY
THE WORKMAN’S
CLUB
MAIN STAGE
21.00
22.00
FESTIVAL CLUB:
LOQ
11.30pm - 1.30am
FREE
SATURDAY
SMOCK ALLEY
BOYS SCHOOL
WORD WORKS
1pm - 2.30pm
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THE WORKMAN’S
CLUB
VINTAGE ROOM
HOMEBEAT
4pm-5pm
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LINGO POETRY BINGO
1.30pm-3pm
FREE
THE WORKMAN’S
CLUB
MAIN STAGE
HEADLINER: HOLLIE McNISH
with Elaine Feeney
6pm-7.30pm
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PEARSE ST.
LIBRARY
SUNDAY
SMOCK ALLEY
BOYS SCHOOL
LINGO POETRY SLAM
9pm - 11pm
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POETRYHUNT *
1pm - 2.30pm
FREE
LINGO POETRY BRUNCH*
11.30am-1pm
FREE
A GUARD AT THE CROSS*
Family Show
11am - 12pm
e8
FESTIVAL CLUB:
Inja & Backshed Inc.
11.30pm-1.30am
FREE
HERO HOUR
2.30-4pm
e10
THE WORKMAN’S
CLUB
MAIN STAGE
WORDS WITH TEETH
3pm-4pm
e7
FRINGE LAB
THE MEETING
HOUSE
LATE
OPENING NIGHT with TONGUE FU
7.30pm - 11pm
e12.50
THE MEETING
HOUSE
THE MEETING
HOUSE
23.00
CITYSONG
2015 New Work Commission
5.45-6.45pm
e8
RED PILL & MONDAY NIGHT CURE
5pm-6.45pm
e7
HEADLINER: SAUL WILLIAMS
with Mark Grist & John Cummins
8pm-10.30pm
e19.50
FLYING SOUTH
1pm-2.30pm
FREE
REIC MULTILINGUAL BRUNCH*
11.30am-1pm
FREE
THE LIQUOR
ROOMS
indicates wheelchair accessible venue
Booking fees apply to all prices shown.
Events marked with an * are appropriate
for families & audience members of all ages.
FESTIVAL CLUB:
Bee-Loud Glade
11.30pm-1.30am
FREE
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Patronage and generous support from Caroline Casey
Arena
Flying
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