Going West Festival Theatre and Poetry Slam
GOING WEST BOOKS & WRITERS FESTIVAL important dates
The theatre season starts this Thursday 23 August and the Poetry Slam heats are underway. All details: www.goingwest.co.nz
The Poetry Slam
offers the biggest cash prizes for a poetry slam in New
Zealand, with $1000 for first place, $750 second and $500
third.
The three winners then represent Auckland
at the National NZ Poetry Slam in Wellington at the end of
October, with that winner to compete in the Australian
Poetry Slam in Sydney on 1
December.
THEATRE SEASON where we once
belonged
Opens 23 August - 26
August at the Glen Eden Playhouse
Theatre
...an unforgettable singing,
dancing, drumming, laughing, crying-out-loud, warts-and-all
celebration of Pacific life.
Dave Armstrong's
adaptation of Zia Figiel's Commonwealth prize-winning
novel.
POETRY SLAM
Heat 2,
Thursday 23 August, Zeal, 20 Alderman Drive,
Henderson
• Registration from
6pm
• Slam starts at
7pm
HEAT THREE
Saturday 25 August
Titirangi Library, 500 South Titirangi
Road
• Registration from 12.30pm
• Slam starts at 1
pm
HEAT FOUR
Saturday 1 September
Mangere Arts Centre, corner Orly Ave and Bader Drive,
Mangere
• Registration from 6.00pm
• Slam starts at
7pm
HEAT FIVE & GRAND FINAL
Saturday
8 September
Titirangi War Memorial Hall, 500 South
Titirangi Road
• Registration from
6.30pm (please note: registrations are limited)
• Slam starts at
7pm
• Grand Final to follow Heat Five
at approximately
8pm
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