Amy Acre – Sabotage

Chicks with Books – 13-03-15

January 6, 2016January 6, 2016 websterpoet Alternative Beach Stories, Amy Acre, Amy McAllister, Are You As Single As That Cream, Chicks With Books, Fran Lock, Lettie McKie, Michelle Madsen, Outside the Tour Bus, Sophia Walker, The Big Green Bookshop, The Mystic and the Pig Thief, Where we’re Going we Don’t need Roads

– reviewed by Lettie McKie – At The Big Green Bookshop (Wood Green) (Your editor – James Webster – would like

Chill Pill (Canada Water Culture Space, 26/02/15)

March 11, 2015March 11, 2015 websterpoet Adam Kammerling, Amy Acre, Ben Norris, Canada Water Culture Space, Chill Pill, Christian Foley, Deanna Rodger, Jack Hall, Jon Sands, Lettie McKie, Mike Galsworthy, Mr Gee, Raymond Antrobus, Roya Shadman, Simon Mole

– reviewed by Lette McKie – Amongst the huge array of spoken word in London, Chill Pill is hands down one

Madam Scarlet’s Poetry Speakeasy – 24/10/14

December 29, 2014December 30, 2014 websterpoet Amy Acre, Dan Simpson, Emma Jones, Keith Jarrett, Madame Scarlet's Poetry Speakeasy, Rachael Black, Review, Spoken Word

-Reviewed by James Webster and Dana Bubulj– We’re not 100% sure where we’re going. We’re not really sure what’ll happen

Festival Spoken Word

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

Review: Hammer & Tongue Camden Slam Final 14/10/13

November 6, 2013November 6, 2013 websterpoet Amy Acre, Catalina Ferro, Charlie Dupré, Gilbert Francois, Hammer & Tongue, Irina Jauhiainen, Kareem Perkins-Brown, Kemi Taiwo, Matt Cummins, Michelle Madsen, performance poetry, Poet Curious, Review, Richard Marsh, Ross Sutherland, Sage & Time, Sarah Perry, slam, Spoken Word, Stephanie Dogfoot, Steve Larkin

– reviewed by Irina Jauhiainen – As you may know, Hammer & Tongue is a national network of poetry slams

Sage and Time’s 3rd Birthday 24/07/13

September 18, 2013October 22, 2013 Editor Amy Acre, Anna Le, Anna Ledoespoetry, Charterhouse Bar, Chris Kraken, James Bunting, John Paul O'Neil, Lettie McKie, Maddy Carty, Mark 'Mr T' Thompson, Paula Varjack, performance poetry, poetry, Richard Marsh, Richard Watkins, Sage & Time, Sage and Time, Wizard of Skill

– Reviewed by Lettie McKie – Why you should celebrate Sage and Time … Three years ago I wrote a

Seasonal/End of year Spoken Word

Review: Sage & Time’s 2nd Birthday 18/07/12

February 21, 2013 Editor Achilles, Amy Acre, Anna Em, Anna Le, Dana Bubulj, Edward Unique, Elaine O'Neil, Errol McGlashen, James Webster, Jazz Man John, Jethro, Jewell Abraham, Kat Francois, Keith Jarrett, Koel Mukherjee, Lettie McKie, Maddy Carty, Mark Thompson, Peter Hayhoe, Richard Watkins, Sage & Time, The Wizard of Skill, Tim Wells

– reviewed by James Webster, Dana Bubulj and Koel Mukherjee – The Birthday Boy, um, Girl, um, Evening. Regular readers

Review: Sage & Time 23/05/12

July 17, 2012 Editor Amy Acre, Anna Le, Charterhouse Bar, Elaine O'Neill, Esther, James Webster, Keith Jarrett, Koel Mukherjee, Lucy Ayrton, performance poetry, Review, Richard Marsh, Sage & Time

-reviewed by Koel Mukherjee– @ the Charterhouse This edition of Dirty Hands’ Sage and Time promised two truly excellent featured

All of the Above Festival Spoken Word

Stoke Newington Literary Festival 2012

June 5, 2012 Editor Amy Acre, Anna Percy, Ashna Sarkar, Claire Trévien, Clare Pollard, Dan Holloway, Dr Giles Oldroyd, George Alagiah, Hattie Ellis, Hay Brunsdon, Hendrick's Gin, James Webster, Jody Porter, John Cooper Clarke, John Rees, Josie Long, Katy Evans-Bush, Lindsey German, Morning Star, Niall O'Sullivan, Paul Askew, Pete Brown, Peter Daniels, Robin Turner, Simon Cole, Simon Day, Sophie Cameron, Stoke Newington Literary festival, Suzanne Moore, The New Libertines, Tim Wells, Wayne Holloway-Smith, Well Versed, Wilko Johnson

-Reviewed by Claire Trévien– Now in its third year, Stoke Newington’s Literary Festival already has the reputation of an established

Seasonal/End of year Spoken Word

The Farrago Zoo Awards and New Year Slam 27/01/2012

March 8, 2012 Editor Abraham Gibson, Amy Acre, Amy McAllister, Anthony Fairweather, Farrago, Fran Landesman, Harry Baker, Issy McKenzie, John Paul O'Neil, Kath Best, Kathleen Stavert, Katrina Quinn, Keith Jarrett, Kemi Taiwo, Lettie McKie, Mark Niel, Miles Davis Landesman, Nia Barge, Penny Ashton, performance poetry, poetry, Rosie Marteau, Sarah Moore, slam, Susana Medina, Zoo Awards

@ The Rada Foyer Bar – reviewed by Issy McKenzie – This thing called ‘Slam’ When Sabotage asked me if