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Word Travels’ Story Fest: Performing Writer’s Fest
 

Story-Fest: Performing Writer’s Festival, returns to Sydney 16-20 October for a five day live literary explosion. Tickets are on sale for Story-Fest’s main event, Australian Poetry Slam - National Final at Sydney Opera House on Sunday 20 October. The APS - National Final is headlined by two acclaimed First Nations wordsmiths, celebrating the International Year of Indigenous Languages.

Presented by the literary arts organization, Word Travels, the Story-Fest full program will feature a stunning series of performances, discussions, workshops, and poetry slams.

 

Event details

Venue: Sydney
Bookings: (02) 9251 6871
Start Date: Wednesday 16 October 2019

 

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