Attn: Nottingham and Leicester folk

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Attn: Nottingham and Leicester folk

speakeasy

Wednesday 15th February 2006
8pm onwards
FREE
@ The Alley Café
1a Cannon Court (off Long Row), Nottingham

with special guest

David Stickman Higgins

& MC Steve Carroll

A busy time for Trout! We've got the fantastic David Stickman Higgins down at the Alley this Wednesday. High energy, high powered and inspirational, Stickman has a deserved reputation for exciting performance, and we're very lucky to have him. If you come down, you'll also be very lucky to get him. We've got the usual guest spots for those who get down early to sign up, and the raffle, which promises to be very gratifying indeed. For those of you who are up for more, check out the shows below as the Trout goes into Leicester Comedy Festival at full tilt. Hope to see you soon!

Trout

www.complextrout.com
info@complextrout.com

As part of Leicester Comedy Festival, Complex Trout Productions present:

Complex Trout star in We Are Not Amused (Steve Carroll, Alex Morgan, Steve Rooney, Lindsey Warnes), Thursday 16th February 2006, Central Lending Library, Belvoir Street, Leicester
Trout'n'Pout (featuring Rachel Pantechnicon, Kate Fox, Lindsey & Catherine), Friday 17th February 2006, @ Bambu, 21 Welford Road, Leicester, £7/5

Tickets available through the box office at Phoenix Arts, Leicester. Telephone 0116 2554854

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Apples & Snakes, Complex Trout Productions, Bambu and Phoenix Arts present word 8pm onwards Wednesday 1st March FREE @ Bambu, 21 Welford Road, Leicester (opposite council buildings) open floor spots available for more info contact Steve Carroll (07870 608875 / steve@applesandsnakes.org) Word is Leicester’s premier open floor spoken word event. It runs on the first Wednesday of each month at Bambu café bar, and features a fantastic guest artist as well as open floor spots. Kimberley Trusty Kimberly Trusty grew up in Canada and Jamaica and now resides in Birmingham. She holds an MA in Colonial and Post-Colonial Literature from the University of Warwick. Her first book of poetry, “Darker Than Blue” was published in 2002 (McGilligan Books, Toronto). “Modern Amazons”, her first play, was at The REP (Birmingham) in June 2005. She was one of the artists selected for the Apples & Snakes national tour ‘Temptation’, which ran very successfully last year. www.applesandsnakes.org www.complextrout.com Next month’s guest (Wednesday 5th April) is Annie McGann
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