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Dandelions Poetry With Clare Stewart

  • Broadway Cinema · Nottingham
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Dandelions Poetry With Clare Stewart
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We are pleased to welcome Clare Stewart on Tuesday 27th October to read at Dandelions. There will also be our usual friendly open mic, so please email [email protected] if you would like to read.
Here is Clare's Bio:
Clare Stewart: proud crone; poet; painter; stained glass maker; printer; knitter; embroiderer; dancer; film-maker; poetry workshop leader; semi-colon user. She has also created a rather wonderful daughter and some very nice pasta sauces.
Born down south and moving to Nottingham in about 1990, Clare Stewart has been writing and performing poetry for yonks. She’s a member of DIY Poets, and is a Big White Shed poet, having published Crone Chronicles along with two other crones, Sue Allen and Laura Grevel. She is active in the Homework Group, Paper Cranes and Dandelions. She co-founded and was co-facilitator of Women Write at the Centre poetry workshop at Nottingham Women’s Centre. She is one of the organisers of Women Say Stuff, the International Women’s Day annual poetry gig. She has performed in and around Nottingham, at Southwell Festival, Nottingham Poetry Festival, Lowdham Book Festival, Ludlow Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Morecambe Poetry Festival, the Wirral poetry Festival and at Sappho bookshop in Sydney. Clare composes text-based pieces sometimes performed by CoMA (Contemporary Music for All) East Midlands Ensemble. She also has an art studio in Long Eaton.
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Broadway Cinema, 14-18 Broad Street,Nottingham, United Kingdom

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