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Let Me Tell You

Sep 5

Sep 5 Program Archive

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Jane Howard is co-creator of Let Me Tell You. She is a Walkley Award winning journalist and currently deputy arts and culture editor at The Conversation.

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Jane Howard is co-creator of Let Me Tell You. She is a Walkley Award winning journalist and currently deputy arts and culture editor at The Conversation.

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FINAL DAY OF ADHOCRACY! The 2pm workshops are full, but join us at 4pm at Waterside and we've got plenty happening! No really... Just at 4pm we've got @girlofficialau MASCOnfessional open, a session immersive piece Good Silence, and the final talk

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