Armistead Project: Who Am I? The LGBTQ Monologue

Homotopia 2014 Archive

November 6, 2014

6 November 2014

10.30am-12.30pm

Free: book your place by emailing vglee@dircon.co.uk

A two hour creative writing workshop led by authors VG Lee and Paul Burston.ëThere is no such thing as conversation. It is an illusion. There are intersecting monologues, that is all. An opportunity to write about your life and who you are. Through a series of writing exercises, author and comedian VG Lee will help you kick-start your own personal monologue. Author and Polari host Paul Burston is on hand to give advice on performing your work in public and getting published.
The workshop will end with a Q & A.

Armistead Project, The Beat, Hanover St/David Lewis St, Liverpool. LF1 4AF

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Unique Interactive Digital Art Project at Edge Hill University

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