Skylines Festival of Poetry and Spoken Word, Coventry, 15-17 July 2022

 Starts today:

SkyLines Festival of Poetry and Spoken Word Coventry, 15 - 17 July 2022     SkyLines starts tomorrow:  join us Friday 15 to Sunday 17 July   Poetry and spoken word take over Coventry's Belgrade Theatre from tomorrow evening, kicking off with Moniza Alvi and Natalie Linh Bolderston, followed by Hollie McNish & Michael Pedersen.   The best bargain is our Poetry Lovers Pass on either Saturday 16th or Sunday 17th July (or both). At just £30 (or £24 concession), it offers the opportunity to discover something new, as you'll access all live SkyLines readings and performances during the day at The Belgrade Theatre.    Under 25s are eligible to £5 tickets for live performances, including excellent poetry sets from Hollie McNish, John Hegley, Hannah Lowe & Raymond Antrobus, Casey Bailey and more...   If you cannot join us in person we have the full weekend Livestream Pass on offer too.   You can see the festival programme on our website, and book through the Belgrade Theatre box office.   Nine Arches Press and Writing West Midlands The SkyLines festival team     Also on over the SkyLines weekend...     Beyond 100 Queer Poems: John McCullough, Rosie Garland & Stanley Iyanu   Saturday 16 July, 6pm   BSL interpreted Livestreamed   Poetry Book Society Presents Hannah Lowe & Raymond Antrobus   Sunday 17 July, 6pm   BSL interpreted Livestreamed   John Hegley: Drawings of Dromedaries (and other creatures)   Sunday 17 July, 8pm   BSL interpreted Livestreamed   View Full Programme     SkyLines Festival of Poetry and Spoken Word is a project of Writing West Midlands and Nine Arches Press, and supported by funding from Arts Council England.

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