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News![]() I have now been in Bristol for four years. I’m teaching for the Folk House, a community arts centre in Bristol, and of course I tutor and assess for the Open College of the Arts. For online courses and retreats see my courses and events page.
I am a member of NAWE, and a peer reviewer for Writing in Practice and Writing in Education. My most recent work was published in The Weather Indoors an anthology of poems by Bristol Stanza Poets It was launched at Lyra: the Bristol Poetry Festival. 2021 Copies available from Liz by email request. Two-day Online Writing Retreat 22nd and 23rd January 2022 To find out more and to book - click through to the Courses and Events page courses-and-events Watch this space for details of the next course/retreat online and a possible return to real life retreats |
More about LizAs a writer of poetry I like to keep a hand in other art forms so I tutor on a cross-arts module for The Open College of Arts as well as on their Creative Writing courses. I am the OCA Unit Leader for poetry.
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Here’s how I try to keep abreast of all the arts:
I am a frequenter of Music in Bristol and hope to get to know the Repertoire at St Georges Brandon Hill. And I sing in the Nailsea Choral Society. Before I left Sheffield I acted in two plays put on the Crucible main stage by Sheffield’s People’s Theatre: The Sheffield Mysteries in 2014 and Dream in 2016 both of them written by Chris Bush and directed by Daniel Evans. I have recently joined Bristol Old Vic Adult theatre group and am looking forward to this term's performance. In 2014 -15 I did a film-making course for older people as part as an EU-funded (please note) project in Cooperation with Portugal, Slovenia and Italy as a way of ensuring active aging. I directed one five minute film and was screenwriter and actor for another: Swimming Pool which was subsequently shown at the Women Over 50 Film Festival in Brighton in 2015. http://cinageproject.eu/en/package/cinage-films/film-09.html |