Some more interesting lit events have come to my attention since my last post, details of which are below.
As I'm sure many of you are aware, Glasgay! 2010 is now upon us and has an array of fantastic events on offer. A few lit events in October which form part of the festival are:
1) 'Panic Patterns' is the first collaborative work by Louise Welsh and Zoe Strachan at the Citizens Theatre, from Oct. 19- Oct. 30. Described as, "an edgy compelling drama from award winning novelists," by the List, this is not to be missed. For more info visit http://citz.co.uk/whatson/info/panic_patterns/ or http://www.glasgay.co.uk/event/id/467
2)'Up' which is a sharp new play, written by James Ley, directed by Rosalind Sydney and stars Laurie Brown takes place at the CCA in Glasgow from Oct. 19- Oct. 22. For ticket information, please visit http://www.glasgay.co.uk/event/id/475
3) 'Bridge' which takes place from Oct. 26- Oct. 30 at the Arches in Glasgow. If you are interested in attending please visit http://www.glasgay.co.uk/event/id/468 for ticket information
4) Also at the Arches from Oct. 26- Oct. 30 is 'Chromotherapy' which is a poet performance event which is written and performed by Drew Taylor. For ticket information, please visit http://www.glasgay.co.uk/event/id/474
For those with a taste for foreign, specifically German Literature then this next event may be for you.
On Tuesday Oct. 26, there will be a Book Club meeting taking place at the Goethe Institute, Park Circus, Glasgow. German author, Christiane Roesinger will be reading and discussing her book 'Das Schoene Leben' from 6.30-8pm. Please note that the reading and discussion will be in German.
So please take a look and see if any of these events interest you, and please let me know of any events which are not mentioned on this blog by emailing glasgowlitcorner@gmail.com
Yours aye,
Glasgowlee
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