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'New Tricks' Creative Writing Lessons

Dr. Andrew Burke returns with his popular creative writing classes, 1 July, from 6:30 pm to 9pm. Click here for details.




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Updated 22/06/2009
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- Google Book Settlement
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Where to from Here?
- with Sarah French

Part I July 4th

Part II July 11th

Have you written your weight in poems? Do you have draws crammed full of short stories or a novel in chapters just waiting to be assembled? Where to From Here offers practical step to step advice on how to get from inspiration to publication. Sarah French, award winning poet and short fiction writer, will share the knowledge she has accumulated over her years of writing and publication. Part one of the workshops will focus on how to get published and win prizes. Part two will be a mini-mentoring session where participants will get feedback on their work.


Crystal Healing Workshop
- with Dearwynne Williamson

Date Saturday June 27th
Time 9.30 am - 3.30 pm
Cost $35, $25 for concession.
Venue Tom Collins House

Find out about the wonderful healing qualities of different crystals!

Contact FAWWA for more details.


Members Achievements

See FAWWA member Vivienne Glance in this wonderful play.

‘The Ships Pass Quietly’

Written and directed by John Aitken


“A stirring drama about Anna Akhmatova who is remembered as perhaps the greatest Russian lyric poet of the Twentieth Century Her life and work are inextricably linked to the great northern metropolis of Saint Petersburg, “... the stern dark city of many waters.” Featuring Vivienne Glance, Alinta Carroll, Ethan Tomas and Brian Liau, this is a tense drama about a great artist who will not be silenced.”

Venue: Subiaco Arts Centre Studio Theatre, Hamersley Road, Subiaco WA 6008
Preview: Tues 23rd June 8pm
Opening Night: Weds 24th June 8pm
Season: Tues- Sat until 11th July 8pm
Matinees: Saturdays 4th & Saturday 11th July 2pm.
Ticket prices: $10 – $32.80
Bookings: BCS on 9484 1133 or www.bocsticketing.com.au


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