June 2019

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July 12-14
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June 30
0 @ Words Magazine Competitions
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June 30
Poetry Space Competition 2019
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Deadline: July 1
Penfro 2019 Writing Competitions
One for poetry, one for short stories, and one for radio writing
For full details, see website: penfrobookfestival.org.uk 

 

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Closing Date July 1

MERE LITERARY FESTIVAL 2019 POETRY COMPETITION

www.mereliteraryfestival.com

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June 28-30
Evesham Festival of Words
www.eveshamfestivalofwords.org

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June 17
Canterbury Festival Poet of the Year Competition 2019

www.canterburyfestival.co.uk

Poems on any subject; 60 lines maximum
Entry fee £5 per poem Send to tina@canterburyfestival.co.uk
or Festival Office, 8 Orange Street, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2JA
First Prize £200, Second, £100, Third £50.
Plus Best Read Poem and the People’s Choice chosen at the Awards Evening.
October 4, at the Colyer-Fergusson Hall, University of Kent at Canterbury.
Full details, entry form and Terms and Conditions
will be on the Canterbury Festival website

www.canterburyfestival.co.uk

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June 4-8

The Comedy About A Bank Robbery

Liverpool Empire
www.atgtickets.com/venues/liverpool-empire/

Reviewed for North West End: www.northwestend.co.uk

4*

We wuz robbed – well,of course that’s how I’d like to start the review, but cannot deprive them of that last star, for sheer nerve, in both senses of the

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June 4-8

Cooped

Liverpool Playhouse
www.everymanplayhouse.com

Reviewed for North West End: www.northwestend.co.uk

4*

Two farces on two successive evenings will soon get your head spinning, The busiest form of theatre, and I’ve turned to Google: ‘a comic dramatic

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