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Poetry

The skylark and the weight of winter

Richard Lutz ploughs his way through lockdown. 

28 February, 2021 in Attractions, Books, Environment, Local history, Poetry, Tourism.

Review: French Connections

Simon Hale views the CBSO’s latest digital offering.

18 January, 2021 in Classical, Music, Poetry.

Birmingham rhymes go Stateside

Birmingham solicitor takes new poetry collection to San Francisco.

15 December, 2020 in Poetry.

The Ramblers Ball welcomes famous faces for 2020 return

Spoken word extravaganza to promote social enterprise once more.

18 February, 2020 in Charities, Community, Poetry.

World class names for Kenilworth Arts Festival

Top attractions coming to Warwickshire.

8 July, 2019 in Attractions, Dance, Family, Festivals, Music, Poetry.

Summer in the cities

There’s plenty to be doing over the next few days.

6 July, 2019 in Attractions, Community, Family, Festivals, Food and drink, Music, Poetry.

Scenes from a Brummie Iliad at the Rep

Ark at that! Homer’s Trojan war poem gets the Brummie treatment.

26 June, 2019 in Poetry, Theatre.

Moseley Folk & Arts Festival programme announced

Name change reflects wide range of events for 2019.

21 June, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Books, Comedy, Festivals, Music, Poetry.

Ramblers Ball brings poetry to Blakesley Hall

Open mic event goes on the road.

14 June, 2019 in Community, Poetry.

Flowers of Scotland and a baritone in the back row

Richard Lutz wanders….

4 May, 2019 in Attractions, Elections, Gardening, Most recent, Music, Photography, Poetry, Travel.

The Ramblers Ball returns for 2019

Spoken word event returns to centre stage.

20 March, 2019 in Poetry.

Birmingham Poet Laureate hits the heights

Poetry in the Penthouse launches at the Rotunda.

10 January, 2019 in Books, Poetry, Tourism, Travel.

Poetry in Digbeth

Ramblers Ball to return in September.

16 August, 2018 in Poetry.

Surge in Spring II Festival full line up announced

One day festival celebrating improvisation, collaboration and new music from around the globe.

21 March, 2018 in Dance, Festivals, Music, Poetry.

West Midlands writer crowned Pillar Poet

Recognition for young Midlands poet.

15 February, 2018 in Books, Poetry.

Birmingham Jazz to host new festival

Two days of world-class jazz in the Jewellery Quarter.

23 October, 2017 in Dance, Festivals, Music, Poetry.

Surviving or Thriving?

Community group Arts All Over The Place tell us about their upcoming event.

8 September, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Charities, Community, Festivals, Poetry.

Theatre performance puts poetry on stage at Artrix

New adaptations of classic poems by acclaimed theatre company.

30 June, 2017 in Poetry, Theatre.

BBC-vision: Today’s TV listings brought to you by Sir Howard Elston

Sir Howard Elston writes:

1 February, 2017 in Most recent, Poetry.

Could you be Birmingham’s next Poet Laureate?

New Shakespeare required – apply now.

12 July, 2016 in Birmingham, Poetry.

Standing room only

Will Tattersdill writes about a new event he’s promoting.

12 November, 2015 in Music, Poetry.

Rep poetry season announced

Breathtaking spoken word performances from national stars and local talent.

10 September, 2015 in Poetry.

Drummer men

Two events coming up at the Drum arts centre in Aston.

20 March, 2015 in Music, Poetry.
Howard Elson reports

Howard: UKIP will “ban rock and roll” shockaroonie

Another exclusive report by Sir Howard Elston from a 19th hole bar somewhere in the blessed Home Counties

19 October, 2014 in Most recent, Poetry.

HOWARD: Exclusive Tete-Tete With PM Cameron About Maria Miller

Our political editor, Sir Howard Elston, sits down with Prime Minister of Enger-Lund Dave Cammo about this week’s shock horror Parliamentary bollocks.

4 April, 2014 in Most recent, Poetry.

Birmingham student becomes city’s Young Poet Laureate

Local girl chosen for literary honour.

12 December, 2013 in Birmingham, Childrens, Poetry.

Mandela tribute announced

Artists, poets, musicians and community representatives coming together to pay tribute.

11 December, 2013 in Birmingham, Music, Poetry.

Poetry in motion at city art gallery performance

A performance of poetry by students at Coventry University is taking place at a free event at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum next week.

2 December, 2013 in Coventry, Poetry.

Town Hall & Symphony Hall arrivals

Plenty of comedy and much more.

4 October, 2013 in Birmingham, Comedy, Music, Poetry, What's on.

Top poet to perform in Coventry

University date for literary giant.

1 October, 2013 in Coventry, Poetry, What's on.

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