Love the Words
Peter Spafford presents his love of all things wordy in his monthly shows Love The Words and Love The Words More
Wordy Women
As part of Leeds Lit Fest we celebrate women writers, poets, voice coaches, singers and more...
When & where
- DateSaturday 9th Mar '19
- Time6:30pm to 9:30pm
- WhereChapel FM Arts Centre Map
Tickets
- TypePay-What-You-Can on the door (reserve a seat here)
- CostYou decide what to pay...
Accessibility criteria*
- Accessible car-parking
- Induction Loop available
- Wheelchair access
* Other Access Details available on request
As part of Chapel FM's contribution to Leeds Lit Fest, we present an evening dedicated to women and words. This live broadcast event runs in two parts. You are welcome to join us in the studio audience for one or both parts in the beautiful Chapel FM Radio Theatre...
TALKING ABOUT THE VOICE. 6.30-7.45pm.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, five women talk about the physical and metaphorical voice: losing it, finding it, using it. With Becky Cherriman (writer/performer), Louise Gibbs (singer), Khadijah Ibrahiim (poet/theatre maker), Jane Oakshott (performance coach), Maggi Stratford (voice coach). Chaired by Peg Alexander.
WORDY WOMEN. 8.00 – 9.30pm.
A panoply of female poets perform their work upstairs in Chapel FM’s atmospheric radio theatre, hosted by Khadijah Ibrahim; featuring Helen Burke, Becky Cherriman, Jane Kite, and Gaia Holmes.
Photo by Joanna Sedgwick
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Writing on Air Festival
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