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Off the Shelf: Daljit Nagra

From: 25 October 2008

To: 25 October 2008

Lantern Theatre Kenwood Park Road Sheffield

Off the Shelf: Daljit Nagra

Starts at 7.30pm

Daljit Nagra's prize winning "Look We Have Coming To Dover!" is one of the most acclaimed poetry collections of recent years.

His poems, crammed with humour, describe what it is to be an in-betweener and caught between two cultures both of which you love

Tickets £5 Concessions available

Tickets available from:-

Sheffield Information Service
Central Library
Surrey Street
Sheffield
S1 1XZ
Phone: 0114 273 4763

Lantern Theatre
Kenwood Park Road
Sheffield
S7 1NF

www.lanterntheatre.org.uk

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