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Poets Corner on course for change

By MP News GroupApril 24, 2023Updated:April 26, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
Chapter and verse: Ready for the arrival of Poet’s Corner at Flinders Golf Club are, from left, the club’s functions chef Maddi Gerloff and Poet’s Corner members Amy Campion and Heather Forbes McKeon. Picture: Yanni
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AFTER a pandemic enforced three-year hiatus Poets Corner will resume live poetry readings every two months from 2pm to 4pm from Sunday 7 May at its new home at the Flinders Golf Club.

There will be two open mic sets and a featured poet, who in May will be Alan Pentland.

Pentland ran Melbourne’s first stand-up comedy club, Le Joke, was a key player in the multi-Logie winning TV comedy Fast Forward and has won awards at three international film festivals. A former architect and performer, Pentland in 2017 won a Slam competition and other poetry awards, culminating in the Melbourne Spoken Word Prize.

Flinders Golf Club is in Bass Street, Flinders. Tickets are $5. Bookings at trybooking.com/CHOBX

The golf club is licensed and food is available. Bookings can be made by calling 5989 0583 or at flindersgolfclub.com.au/cms/our-club/dining/

For details about Poets’ Corner go to poetscorner.org.au or email: poetscornermp@gmail.com

First published in the Southern Peninsula News – 25 April 2023

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