Lecture de poésie / Poetry Reading Series --Marjorie Bruhmuller & Tanya McIntyre

-Poets-
Marjorie: Marjorie Bruhmuller's poems appear in literary journals across Canada and the US. She has written two books of poetry, The Bell You Hardly Hear, (Ekstasis Editions) and Back Porch Haiku, (Éditions des petits nuages), which won Honorable Mention in the Marianne Bluger Awards, 2020. She has just finished a novel and is now working on another collection of poetry. Marjorie serves on the executive of Haiku Canada and is Poetry Editor for Shoreline Press. http://www.ekstasiseditions.com/recenthtml/bell.htm




Tanya: A native of the Eastern Townships, Tanya Jane McIntyre was a visual artist before coming to poetry, and holds a Fine Arts degree from Bishop's University. Her diverse multi-media art-work can be seen on her website https://www.tanyamcintyre-art.com/
Her poems will be featured in a soon-to-be published anthology of local women poets, to be followed by her first collection of poetry in Fall 2021, both by Shoreline Press. She is currently pursuing training in Holistic Biographical Counseling, based on the teachings of philosopher/visionary Rudolf Steiner. She also creates beautiful gardens.


"Animation / Host: Shelly Pomerance



Conception: Gabriel Safdie
Président et fondateur, Centre des arts de Stanstead | President and Founder, Centre des arts de Stanstead




Programmation lectures francophones | Programming of lectures in French: Diane Régimbald


Communications: Luce Couture
Programmatrice et chargée de projet, Centre des arts de Stanstead | Project Manager and Programming Director, Centre des arts de Stanstead


Coordinator- Sharda Guptar


Centre des arts de Stanstead : https://www.facebook.com/CentreArtsStanstead


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Le Centre des arts de Stanstead se met en mode visioconférence dans la présentation de lectures de poésie animées par Shelly Pomerance de CBC-Radio. Cette première incursion dans le monde virtuel pour le Centre des arts vise à reprendre contact avec le public constitué depuis les deux dernières années tout en souhaitant que ce volet puisse, avec le temps, s’imbriquer dans le projet du Le Théâtre Sans Frontières- The Old Border Theatre présentement en cours.


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Centre des arts de Stanstead (CAS) turns to videoconferencing as it launches its presentations of poetry readings hosted by Shelly Pomerance de CBC-Radio. This initial foray into the virtual world seeks to reconnect with the audience it has garnered over the past two years and aims to include this endeavour as part of the overall offerings of the CAS theatre project toward the realization of Le Théâtre Sans Frontières- The Old Border Theatre currently in progress.