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Latitude Festival:
Poetry Arena:
Andrew Motion + Brian Patten + Jackie Kay + Simon Armitage + Jeffrey Lewis + Patience Agbabi + Roger Lloyd Pack + Luke Wright + Paul Farley + Luke Kennard + Aisle 16 + PolarBear + Charlie Dark + Mik Artistik + Joel Stickley + Kathryn Simmonds + Ross Sutherland + Tim Clare + Dockers MC + Elvis McGonagall

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At Henham Park, Southwold
Thu 16 Jul - Sun 19 Jul 2009

Now in its fourth edition Latitude continues to inspire and innovate offering the very best from the worlds of music, film, comedy, theatre, cabaret, dance, poetry, literature and art. With stunning individual performance spaces dedicated to each of the arts, the arenas are treasure troves of talent, with open doors and inviting atmospheres. Sit back and be entertained by over 700 performers or participate and learn a new skill in the many workshops on offer, there are new experiences round every corner. See www.latitudefestival.co.uk/home/ for more details.

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Andrew Motion

The Poet Laureate and Professor of Creative Writing at Royal Holloway and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. His biography of Philip Larkin was awarded the Whitbread Prize of Biography in 1994.

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Brian Patten

One of the Liverpool Poets of the 1960s alongside Adrian Henri and Roger McGough who continues to write and perform his poetry as one of the most accessible and popular poets of today. He is well known for his best-selling children's collections including 'Gargling With Jelly'.

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Jackie Kay

A poet who deals with tough issues with warmth and humour.

Simon Armitage

The Millennium poet whose debut novel is titled 'Little Green Man'.

Jeffrey Lewis

Jeffrey Lewis

Often associated with his friends, The Moldy Peaches, New York's Jeffrey Lewis peddles a similar peddle of lo-fi anti-folk indie singing and songwriting, combining equal measures of humour, innocence, fragility and sadness. Singing largely of his own life and experiences, as though filtered through the pages of a comic book, he's a modern day woody Guthrie on a punk rock tip.

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Patience Agbabi

Patience Agbabi

Performance poet and lecturer, born in London in 1965 to Nigerian parents, and whose debut poetry collection won the 1997 Excelle Literary Award.

Roger Lloyd Pack

Roger Lloyd Pack

Stage and screen actor, best known for his roles in BBC hit sitcoms, Only Fools And Horses and The Vicar Of Dibley. He has also starred in several films, including Vanity Fair and Interview With A Vampire.

Luke Wright

Luke Wright

A Glastonbury Festival Slam Poet Champion, with some very funny poems. Winner of the Spirit of the Fringe Award for innovation, using a mixture of sharp, humorous verse and anecdotal stand-up.

For more information, see the website

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Paul Farley

1999 Sunday Times Young Writer of the Year.

PolarBear

Funny and compelling, Polarbear is a 21st century wordsmith with his roots in the rhythms of hip hop and his feet firmly on the ground. A sharp line in storytelling and poems.

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Charlie Dark

Playing West London broken-beats and lo-fi selection, Charlie is a founder of London Artists and remixers Attica Blues. He has invented the term 'Blacktronica' to describe black music which showcases and explores technology. His style ranges from funk to nu-jazz, to hip hop, house and beyond, and marries the party vibe of old to the cutting-edge of today's music.

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Mik Artistik

Mik Artistik

Crazy, offbeat poetry and rhyming comedy.

Joel Stickley

Multiple poetry slam winner and Fringe favourite.

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Tim Clare

Tim Clare is a writer, stand-up poet and musician, who performs all over the UK. He has written for the Guardian and the Times, presented the Channel 4 series 'How to Get a Book Deal', and has appeared on Radios 1 and 2. He is a regular performer at many festivals including Glastonbury, Leeds and Reading, and Latitude.

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Elvis McGonagall

Elvis McGonagall

Caravan-bound alleged lovechild of Elvis Presley, residing in Dundee and penning poetry with hilarity.

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