Join us for an evening of poetic selections, taken from and inspired by Tony Earnshaw’s new poetry collection, along with songs and music!

Date: Wednesday 30 June 2021

Time: 8pm to 9pm (UK time)

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

Tickets: From £5

Book your ticket online now! Nearer the time, you’ll get full details of how to join.

About Paths and Digressions

An hour of poetry, song and music, presented by members of Damn Cheek’s Passion for the Planet company, including:

  • Mahsa Hammat Bahary
  • Darren Cheek
  • Tony Earnshaw
  • Eloise Kay
  • Laurence Saunders (tbc)
  • Izzy Sorby

Ticket price includes the option to purchase a signed copy of Tony Earnshaw’s new poetry collection Paths and Digressions – along with free P&P!

About this online event

Please note you will not need to download any software to take part, or to be technically savvy in any way.

Simply book your tickets, and by 4pm on the day of the event itself, Ticketsource will email you a link to this live online viewing. Then you’ll just need to click on the link between 7.50pm and 8pm!

We hope you can join us for this vibrantly creative, relaxed and informal evening.

Other online productions

This event is part of a series of regular online events we’re running.

Find out more about our other online productions.

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