Poetry comes to Sudbury Arts Centre this June
Veteran punk poet, Attila the Stockbroker, will bring satire, songs and spoken word to Sudbury Arts Centre this summer
Jim originally hails from Essex, though now resides in West Suffolk. Upon leaving school, he spent ten years working in factories, then threw himself into Higher Education and eventually achieved a doctorate (most of this while still working to pay the bills). He is an avid reader, writer and music fan.
Veteran punk poet, Attila the Stockbroker, will bring satire, songs and spoken word to Sudbury Arts Centre this summer
Usually a backroom comedy writer, now very much on stage. Andy Riley brings award-winning humour to Sudbury
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