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Festival Spoken Word

Shame by John Berkavitch

August 19, 2014August 19, 2014 websterpoet Breakdance, Hip-Hop, John Berkavitch, poetry, Shame, Spoken Word, Streetdance, Theatre, Underbelly

– reviewed by James Webster – Shame is a highly ambitious and well-realised multi-disciplinary show. Created by John Berkavitch, this

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Wingman by Richard Marsh

August 19, 2014August 19, 2014 websterpoet Edinburgh Fringe, Jerome Wright, Play, Pleasance, poetry, Richard Marsh, Theatre, Wingman

– reviewed by James Webster – Richard Marsh‘s two-man poetry play is a marvel of wit and emotion. Like all

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50 Shades of Webster by James Webster

August 14, 2014 Editor Andie Berryman, Dan Holloway, Edinburgh Fringe, Electric Circus, James Webster, PBH Free Fringe, Spoken Word

-Reviewed by Andie Berryman and Dan Holloway– Fifty Shades of Webster is on at Electric circus (venue 59) 14-15 and

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Other Voices: Spoken Word Cabaret

August 13, 2014August 13, 2014 websterpoet EdFringe, Edinburgh Fringe, Fay Roberts, Hannah Chutzpah, Hel Gurney, James Webster, Mel Jones, Other Voices: Spoken Word Cabaret, performance poetry, Spoken Word, The Underground Clown Club

– reviewed by James Webster – Our Performance Editor is in Edinburgh for the next week, trying to review as

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High Noon Over Camelot by The Mechanisms

August 7, 2014August 7, 2014 websterpoet EdFringe, Edinburgh Fringe, High Noon Over Camelot, James Webster, Once Upon a Time (in Space), PBH Free Fringe, Spoken Word, The Mechanisms

– reviewed by James Webster – High Noon Over Camelot is a joyously grim, funny and clever update of Arthurian

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Be Kind To Yourself by Tim Clare

August 6, 2014August 6, 2014 websterpoet A Tale from the Bedsit, Banshee Labyrinth, Be Kind To Yourself, Edinburgh Fringe, Lily Blacksell, Spoken Word, Tim Clare

-Reviewed by Lily Blacksell– We should all remember to be kind to ourselves. It is easier said than done however,

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The Good Delusion by Tina Sederholm

August 1, 2014August 1, 2014 websterpoet EdFringe, Edinburgh Fringe, Evie and the Perfect Cupcake, PBH Free Fringe, Royal Oak, The Good Delusion, Tina Sederholm

-Reviewed by James Webster- The Good Delusion is a superbly realised story and an eminently relatable piece of theatre that

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Crap Time Lord by Richard Tyrone Jones

July 31, 2014August 1, 2014 websterpoet Crap Time Lord, Edinburgh Fringe, PBH Free Fringe, Richard Tyrone Jones, RTJ, Spoken Word, Utter

-Reviewed by James Webster– Those of us at the Utter 10th Anniversary Mini-Fringe back in April were treated to a

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The Splitting of the Mermaid by Lucy Ayrton

July 25, 2014July 26, 2014 Editor Andie Berryman, Burton Taylor Studio, EdFringe, Feminism, feminist poetry, Lucy Ayrton, The Splitting of the Mermaid

-Reviewed by Andie Berryman– In a rash of pre-Edinburgh fringe shows I caught Lucy Ayrton’s The Splitting of the Mermaid at

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Well Versed – Stoke Newington Literary Festival, June 7th and 8th 2014

July 4, 2014July 13, 2014 websterpoet Amy Acre, Bobby Parker, Chimene Suleyman, Emma Jones, Hannah Lowe, Helen Mort, Jody Porter, Kayo Chingonyi, Lucy Parsons, Michelle Madsen, Morning Star, Niall O'Sullivan, Phill Jupitus, Porky the Poet, Salena Godden, Sam Berkson, Simon Munnery, Steve Pottinger, Stoke Newington Literary Fetival, The Captain of the Rant, Tim Wells, Well Versed

– reviewed by Lucy Parsons – The poetry of the people – an extravaganza of radical verse from the Morning

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