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Wurm im Apfel: rent party

Wurm im Apfel is throwing a rent party to cover costs for its 2011 programme of readings and publications. Proceeds will go towards the funding of performances by Kimberly Campanello, Rachel Lehrman, Gavin Selerie and David Toms - and the forthcoming publication of full-length books by Dave Lordan, Astrid Lampe and myself.

Suggested donation is 10 Euro (alternatives will be accepted...) Those attending are also invited to bring suitably portable works of Dadaist art - or to come dressed as one. There'll be a prize for the best. There will also be a raffle.

Performing on the night will be Enda Reilly, Anne Tannam, Cah-44, Raven, Catspupil, Elder Roche and more.

20% of the proceeds will go to Aware, the mental health charity.

The date is Tuesday 22 March. Start time is 8pm. The venue is the Cat and Cage, 74 Drumcondra Road, Dublin 9 (opposite St Patrick's College).

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