The Humber Mouth
Hull Literature
Festival 2002

Hull Literature Festival 2002 
 the humber mouth  14th - 24th November 2002

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Tariq Ali
Pete McCarthy
Toby Litt
Erich Hoyt
Reality TV
Jon Ronson
Blake Morrison
Vagina Monologues
Oliver James
Weird Sisters
Stewart Home
Robert Edric
Canongate Crime
Big Issue
Philip Larkin

General Enquiries:
City Information Service
at Hull Central Library
Tel: 01482 223344
E-mail: [email protected]

Friday 22nd November
Hull Truck 7.30pm

Weird Sisters Get Around
�8/6 Box Office 01482 323638

Taboo-shattering Weird Sisters leave art behind and go for twisted comedy in a travelogue that makes audiences beg for mercy, with extreme and unlikely characters in grotesque and absurd sketches. In Weird Sisters Get Around, this sexy but stupid duo insult everyone. Meet Ken and Helga Muller, cruise-liner cabaret veterans; Peubla and Guava, scantily-clad Peruvian peasants; Shine, an American contortionist; and Martin, a wannabe drag queen from South London.

Devised by Kath Burlinson and Alison Goldie and directed by Cal McCrystal, Weird Sisters Get Around is an eye-popping, jaw-dropping, toecurling and sexy show.

�Twisted, bloody funny, daring female comedy� What�s On in London

�Utter lack of inhibition�hilarious� The Independent

Not suitable for Children

Close Encounters of a Literary Kind


Saturday 23rd November
Hull Truck, Spring Street 10.30am

Weird Sisters
Women�s Comedy Workshop

Tel 01482 323638 to book a place �10/7

Are you a budding Victoria Wood, Dawn French or Rhona Cameron?

Join the Weird Sisters for a two hour blast of comedy creativity to help you flex your funny-ness. The Weird Sisters give you tools to build routines, create characters, spin dialogue and generally build comic confidence in a warm and friendly space. Using improvisation games and exercises, they can coax out your womanly wit and enable you to see just how humorous you really are.

The Weird Sisters make people laugh all over the world, and between them have produce two comedy plays, a sketch show, a cabaret act, and lashings of stand-up. They were recently seen being very mischievous in Channel 5�s �Female Fantasies�.

Alison and Kath have won many awards for their comedy performances including Best Show at the Adelaide Fringe Festival in 2000, Outstanding Production, Vancouver Festival 1998 & 1999, Best Female Performer Award, Orlando Festival 1999, and were Best Ensemble nominees at The Stage Awards, Edinburgh 2000.

Maximum 30 participants