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SUMMARY:Author Q&A: 'The Edinburgh Fringe: The Showbiz Olympics'
DESCRIPTION:This Spring\, the Henry Watson Music Library at Central Library welcomes playwright\, journalist\, and performer Matthew Partridge to talk about his new book ‘The Edinburgh Fringe: The Showbiz Olympics‘. \nThe Edinburgh Fringe: The Showbiz Olympics is an insider’s guide into the mechanics\, triumphs\, and chaotic magic of the world’s largest arts festival. Drawing on first-hand experience and interviews with over 100 performers\, producers\, directors\, and critics—as well as around 50 audience members—the book reveals what it really takes to navigate and succeed at the Fringe. \nAs Matthew discusses his latest work\, expect exclusive insights and anecdotes from leading figures in theatre\, comedy\, and broadcasting\, who feature in the book\, including: \n\nFrancesca Moody (Olivier Award-winning producer of Fleabag and Baby Reindeer)\nLucy Moss & Toby Marlow (creators of the global smash-hit musical SIX)\nHenry Lewis\, Jonathan Sayer & Henry Shields (writers of The Play That Goes Wrong)\nComedians Arthur Smith and Ahir Shah\nCritic Kate Copstick and broadcaster Iain Dale\nA special contribution from Succession star Brian Cox\n\n+++ \nMatthew Partridge is an enthusiastic playwright and director; he has attended the Edinburgh Fringe every year since 2021 and has successfully put on shows since 2024. \nHis day job is Shares Editor of MoneyWeek\, Britain’s largest weekly investment magazine\, and he has written two books on investing Superinvestors and Investing Explained. He graduated from Durham and a Doctorate from the London School of Economics. \n+++ \nTICKETS \nTickets are just pay-what-you-can! Available HERE on the links below.  \nAll donations go to Manchester Libraries to assist with future activities.
URL:https://librarylive.co.uk/event/author-qa-the-edinburgh-fringe-the-showbiz-olympics/
LOCATION:Henry Watson Music Library
CATEGORIES:Culture
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SUMMARY:Love Stories etc Romance Festival 2027!!
DESCRIPTION:#LoveStoriesEtc Romance Literary Festival is back for its fourth spectacular year\, taking over Manchester Central Library on 10th-11th September 2027. \n\n\n\n\nWe’re cooking up the ultimate line‑up to bring you all the swoony\, bookish vibes you can handle – think electric author panels\, hands‑on creative sessions\, and industry‑expert workshops. Two joy-packed days. Endless inspiration. Join us. \nWe already have to following wonderful authors confirmed! \nBobby Palmer\, Tasneem Abdur-Rashid\, Ellie Barker\, Alice Murphy-Pyle\, Jasmine Burke\, Mike & Claire Gayle\, Lia Louis\, Rasheda Ashanti Malcolm\, Ellie McNicoll\, Josie Lloyd & Emlyn Rees\, Rufaro Faith Mazarura and Ela Jones. \nEARLY BIRD TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE RIGHT NOW!! \n£35 FOR THE WHOLE WEEKEND including booking fee!!
URL:https://librarylive.co.uk/event/love-stories-etc-romance-festival-2027/
LOCATION:Performance Space
CATEGORIES:Author Event,Book Fair,Party
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