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Win festival tickets
Bill Bailey, Dylan Moran, Alan Carr and Phill Jupitus are among the acts performing at the comedy stage at the Latitude Festival next month – and we have a pair of tickets up for grab.
Musical stars playing the three-day event in Southwold, Suffolk, include Damien Rice, Arcade Fire and Jarvis Cocker. But organisers at the Mean Fiddler are keen to bill it as ‘more than a music festival’.
Other comics making an appearance include Mark Steel, Stewart Lee, Michael McIntyre, Lee Mack, Russell Howard, Jeremy Hardy and Brendon Burns.
There’s also areas for cabaret, theatre, poetry, film and children, as well as the three music stages.
For full line-ups, visit the official home page
Weekend tickets for the event, which runs at Henham Park from July 12 to 15, cost £112 – but to stand a chance of winning a pair, answer the following question by June 29, when we will select a winner from all correct answers received. Bulk entries will be disqualified..
Published: 18 Jun 2007
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