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Tickets > Tickets for individual shows are available from the venues and ticket line numbers/ websites mentioned on the event pages. |
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competitions, news and updates from Purity... |
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Purity
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these Festival venues: · The Glee Club · Electric Cinema · mac birmingham · The Victoria · Old Joint Stock Pub & Theatre · Kitchen Garden Cafe · The Hare and Hounds · The Red Lion · The Jekyll & Hyde · The Patrick Kavanagh · New Alexandra Theatre |
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The
Ticket Factory is proud to support Birmingham
Comedy Festival 2011
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can email the Birmingham Comedy Festival at: For Media, Sponsorship and enquiries about taking part, please read the notes below before you email us... NOTE: We strongly recommend that you give the email a meaningful title as the Subject/ Title to prevent spam-filtering (for example: 'Comedy Festival question', or similar). |
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Press, radio, TV and digital/ online queries regarding the festival should be emailed to the above address. In the Subject header of your email, please put "MEDIA ENQUIRY" and the name of your organisation/ publication. We are a voluntary-run
organisation, so please do be patient - we will endeavor to get
back to you as soon as we can. If your query is urgent and regards
an event or act at a particular venue, you may also wish to contact
the venue directly. Press releases, listings information and hi-res images are available upon request. Interviews with key acts are also available. Due to the nature of the festival, festival-wide media passes are not available. Re: Advertising - due to the nature of the festival, we do not have any budget for advertising or advertorial. |
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| .Sponsorship, Advertising and Partners | |
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A variety of support and sponsorship packages may be available for both the festival as a whole and individual events. If you're interested, drop us a line with "SPONSORSHIP" as your email Subject. For brochure and online advertising, e-marketing and other commerical opportunities, please put "ADVERTISING" as your email Subject. |
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| .Taking Part: Acts, Venues and Organisations | |
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We are always happy to hear from agents, acts, groups, venues and other parties interested in taking part in the festival - particularly within Birmingham and the surrounding areas - but do be aware, if you live in some far flung corner of the world and we haven't heard of you, we're unlikely to agree to pay your air fare and put you up in a hotel for the duration of the festival (yes - you know who you are!). The festival
traditionally takes place every October and we begin working on
the next festival around March, with a view to confirming the bulk
of programming by July... so drop us a line around May/June. Events need not be stand-up comedy - in the past we've included spoken word, poetry, dance, rock and classical music, film, visual art, street performance, workshops, book signings, photography... Please note that we do get a lot of acts, venues and groups contacting us, and we are not always able to respond to everyone, but feel free to follow up your initial email. Open Mic spots: just send us a few brief details (name, a few venues you've appeared at, contact details, website), and we'll add you to the (long) list of people looking for spots. Slots do fill up very quickly, so we can't promise anything... |
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| .Volunteering | |
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As we don't have an office or a permanent home, we are unable to offer internships. Also, we do not need any stewards ... sorry. . |
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