Join us – to watch, listen or perform – for a curated and hosted evening of arts – free!

Date: Wednesday 19 August 2020

Time: 8.10pm to 9.30pm (UK time)

Venue: Online, via Zoom (you will not need to download any software to take part)

To reserve your place, simply email us. Nearer the time, we’ll send you details of how to join.

About Art for Heartsake

Art for Heartsake is Damn Cheek’s informally curated evening of poetry, spoken word, music, comedy and more!

Our Zoom gathering will include members of the Damn Cheek company, Damn Cheek audience members and also – equally brilliantly – some of our friends from the Relational Spaces community.

Calling out for contributions!

We still have a few places left on the bill for:

  • poets
  • spoken-word artists
  • ‘actors for monologues’
  • comedians
  • magicians
  • musicians
  • any other suggestions too!

Email us ASAP to ask for more info about contributing on the evening (a few last places remain)!

About this online event

Please note you will not need to download any software to attend, or to be technically savvy.

Once you’ve emailed us to RSVP your place, we’ll send you the link to this private live online viewing. Just before 8.10pm (UK time) on Wednesday 19 August, click on the link, which will open in your web browser.

We really hope to see you there!

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