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Sunday Xpress open mic at The Adam & Eve tomorrow

Posted on February 12, 2011 by Nicky Getgood | Leave a comment

I’ve had an email from Jim at Wrote Under to tell me this month’s Sunday Xpress open mic event at the Adam & Eve pub has moved from the 20th to the 13th February (yes, that’s tomorrow). Come down for … Continue reading →

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Sunday Xpress celebrates Brendan Higgins’ 40th birthday at the Adam and Eve this Sunday 21st November

Posted on November 18, 2010 by Nicky Getgood | Leave a comment

Local poetry writer, promoter and shouter Brendan Higgins will be celebrating his 40th birthday with the Sunday Xpress crew at the Adam and Eve pub from 3pm this Sunday 21st November and he would love it if you could join … Continue reading →

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Wrote Under events

Posted on December 11, 2008 by Nicky Getgood | Leave a comment

Here’s a little events news from Lizzy Piffany: WROTE UNDER- BIRMINGHAM’S ONLY NON-FOR-PROFIT MULTIMEDIA PUBLISHING CO-OPERATIVE PRESENTS…. The Sunday Xmas – The Adam And Eve, Digbeth (Bradford Street) SUNDAY 14TH DECEMBER 3PM TIL LATE Open mic anything goes FREE IN … Continue reading →

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Lizzy Piffany hates men

Posted on October 19, 2008 by Nicky Getgood | 2 Comments

So do I. Which is why I was delighted to hear her song I Hate Men at Sunday Xpress in the Adam & Eve this evening. ‘They make you fat so you won’t cheat, then ask why you can’t be … Continue reading →

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Sunday Xpress open mic and dangling

Posted on September 19, 2008 by Nicky Getgood | Leave a comment

In Lizzy Piffany’s own words: Please come to the Sunday Xpress open mic session this Sunday at the Adam & Eve, Bradford Street, Digbeth. Free entry, free roast potatoes, free arts & crafts, free junk stall, free entertainment, we’ll even … Continue reading →

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