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Coming up

Friday 5 November 2010 - Sunday 7 November 2010
22nd Aldeburgh Poetry Festival

The Aldeburgh Poetry Festival is at the heart of The Poetry Trust’s year-round programme of international live and digital events, artist development, creative learning, courses, prizes and publications.

More than twenty poets will be taking part this year to provide an inspiring weekend of readings, discussions, workshops, craft talks, open mic events, and so much more.

View the full programme online at www.thepoetrytrust.org or click here to download a PDF (1.8MB)

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Jubilee Hall plus several other Aldeburgh venues
Various times

Ticket prices vary


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BOOK ONLINE
Click here to book online

 

SPRING 2012 DIGITAL BROCHURE


For a seating plan of the Concert Hall and more information click here

BOX OFFICE
Snape Maltings Concert Hall Visitor Centre: Mon-Sat 10am-4pm and two hours prior to concerts

Aldeburgh High Street: Mon-Sat 10am-4pm
Tel. 01728 687110
boxoffice@aldeburgh.co.uk

EXHIBITIONS
Click here for details about forthcoming exhibitions

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The Poetry Trust

THE POETRY CHANNEL
Tune in anytime, anywhere for original and broadcast quality podcasts. A mix of interviews, behind the scenes conversations, short documentaries and highlights from the Festival’s rich audio archive.

For example:
• US poets season including Philip Levine and Sharon Olds

• Antjie Krog’s illuminating snapshot of 100 years of Afrikaans poetry

• Matt Harvey live from Wimbledon as Championships Poet 2010

• Poetry in Translation, with Jamie McKendrick and Sasha Dugdale

THE POETRY PAPER
An annual triumph of style and content, featuring articles, essays, in-depth profiles on poets we’ve worked with during the year and, of course, new poems. Enhanced as ever by newly-commissioned illustrations and photography, this year’s Paper will offer an exclusive ‘in conversation’ with Seamus Heaney. Copies are free, nationally distributed and snapped up fast. The 2010 Aldeburgh Poetry Festival audience will be amongst the first to get their hands on the new Issue 7 edition.