Spoken Word – Page 2

Above the Mealy-mouthed Sea (Unholy Mess in assoc with Omnibus Theatre, Upstairs at the Western, Leicester, 9 Jan 2018)

January 12, 2018January 15, 2018 Sally Jack Above the Mealy-mouthed Sea, Find the Right Words, Jemima Foxtrot, Leicester, Lucy Allan, Mayou Trikerioti, Melody, Omnibus Theatre, Unholy Mess, Upstairs at the Western

reviewed by Sally Jack On a cold, January evening in a land-locked East Midlands city, we pack our metaphorical bucket

Conversation Slider Spoken Word

“We want spoken word theatre to go global, so we have to be the force making that happen”: in Conversation with Sophia Walker

December 8, 2017December 8, 2017 Editor Dike Chukwumerije, Jeanann Verlee, Katie Bonna, Koleka Putuma, Melizarani Selva, Sam Sax, Sophia Walker, South Africa, Spoken Word, spoken word theatre, the spoken word theatre foundation

-Interviewed by Claire Trévien– BBC Slam Champion Sophia Walker is an internationally renowned poet and teaching artist. Her spoken word

Slider Spoken Word

Everyone needs to know about Jandals – A review of Raise the Bar: Spotlight

December 7, 2017December 8, 2017 websterpoet Bath, Bath Komedia, Ben Fagan, Connor MacLeod, Danny Pandolfi, Hannah Teasdale, Kate O'Driscoll, Melanie Branton, Raise the Bar, Tim Ledwitch

– by Hannah Teasdale – Raise the Bar: Spotlight | Komedia, Bath | 28th November, 2017, 7.30pm | Feature Act

Live Literature Spoken Word

Under the Carpet by Sarah Woods (Are We Where We Are? Shop Front Theatre, Coventry, 16 Nov 2017)

November 21, 2017January 30, 2018 Sally Jack Are We Where We Are, Coventry, Sarah Woods, Shop Front Theatre, Stella Backhouse, Under the Carpet

reviewed by Stella Backhouse With the Festive Season fast approaching, writer/performer Sarah Woods’ new monologue Under the Carpet, and premièred

Live Literature Poetry Spoken Word

Find the Right Words (Upstairs at the Western, Leicester, 15 Nov 2017)

November 19, 2017 Sally Jack Bird Street, Burning Eye Books, Caroline Teague, Find the Right Words, Jess Green, Leicester, Louise Fazackerley, Love is a Battlefield, Sally Jack, Upstairs at the Western

reviewed by Sally Jack A review of one of Leicester’s regular spoken word events, Find the Right Words (FTRW), is

Festival Interactive Literature Live Literature Play of Voices Spoken Word

Paradigm Rhymes – Beyond the Dome (by Mellow Baku, Inside Out Festival, Curve Theatre, 21 Oct 2017)

October 25, 2017 Sally Jack Curve, Inside OUt Festival, Leicester, Marcus Joseph, Mellow Baku, Natasha DuBarry-Gurr, Sophia Thakur

reviewed by Sally Jack Curve Theatre’s Inside Out Festival celebrates “leading and emerging East Midlands artists”, showcasing writers, theatre makers

Festival Live Literature Poetry Spoken Word

Poet in Da Corner (by Debris Stevenson, Inside Out Festival, Curve Theatre, Leicester, 20 Oct 2017)

October 25, 2017October 26, 2017 Sally Jack Curve, Debris Stevenson, Dizzee Rascal, grime, Inside OUt Festival, The Mouthy Poets

reviewed by Sally Jack Now in its fourth year, Curve Theatre’s Inside Out Festival celebrates “leading and emerging East Midlands

Collection Interactive Literature Interview Live Literature Slider Spoken Word

Stablemates (Rosie Garland, Jackie Hagan, Henry Normal with Jill Abram, Waterstones, Birmingham, 18 Oct 2017)

October 21, 2017October 21, 2017 Sally Jack As In Judy, Birmingham, Flapjack Press, Henry Normal, Jackie Hagan, Jerwood Compton Fellows, Jill Abram, Raining Upwards, Rosie Garland, Sally Jack, Some People Have Too Many Legs, Stable Mates, Things I Did When I Was Dead, This Is Not a Safe Space, Waterstones

reviewed by Sally Jack Created and hosted by poet Jill Abram, Stablemates is a regular monthly spoken word night where three

Live Literature Play of Voices Spoken Word

Where I Live and What I Live For by Rabiah Hussain (Are We Where We Are? Shop Front Theatre, Coventry, 10 October 2017)

October 13, 2017January 30, 2018 Sally Jack Are We Where We Are, Coventry, Raagni Sharma, Rabiah Hussain, Stella Backhouse, Theatre Absolute, Where I Live and What I Live For

reviewed by Stella Backhouse Presented as the third instalment of Theatre Absolute Coventry’s Are We Where We Are series, Rabiah

Spoken Word

Dr John Cooper Clarke at the Firestation Arts Centre – 21/06/17

August 24, 2017October 21, 2017 websterpoet David Mitchell, Dr John Cooper Clarke, Firestation Arts Centre, John Cooper Clarke, Mike Garry, Nymphs and Thugs, Toria Garbutt

– reviewed by David Mitchell – Punk poetry, fifty years on… It is fifty years since the summer of love

Page 2 of 21«123 4 5...10 20...»Last »