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Seasonal/End of year Spoken Word

Hammer and Tongue National Slam Final: The Individuals 31.03.12

April 22, 2012 Editor 'Angry' Sam Berkson, Adam Kammerling, Amy McAllister, Anna Freeman, Cat Brogan, Charlie Dupré, Chris McCormick, Chris Parkinson, Curious, Dana Bubulj, David Lee Morgan, Fay Roberts, Hammer & Tongue, Holly McNish, James Bunting, Jeremy Toombs, Jessie Durrant, Koel Mukherjee, Lucy Ayrton, Mac McFadden, Mark Niel, Michael Parker, Michelle Madsen, National Slam Final, performance poetry, Pete the Temp, Peter Hunter, Phat Matt Baker, Poems, Poet Curious, poetry, Sally Jenkinson, slam, Spliff Richard, Steve Larkin, Tina Sederholm, Vanessa Kisuule, Wilton's Music Hall, Yvo Luna

@ Wilton’s Music Hall – by Dana Bubulj – Part two of the Hammer and Tongue Final: this review concentrates

Poetry in the Parlour – Oxford International Women’s Festival

March 13, 2012February 16, 2015 Editor Dan Holloway, Helen Smith, International Women's Day, Lucy Ayrton, Mrs Price's Parlour, Oxford International Women's Festival, Paul Askew, performance poetry, poetry, Tina Sederholm, Verity Fortis

@ Blackwell’s 07/03/2012 – reviewed by James Webster – So last week it was International Women’s Day, a wonderful day

Magazine Spoken Word

An Evening of Poetry and Music Visuals – by London Poetry Systems and Ferment

February 24, 2012 Editor Caroline Bird, Ferment, George Topping, James Webster, Jennie Cole, Jericho, London Poetry Systems, Lucy Ayrton, Paul Askew, Ross Sutherland

@ The Albion Beatnik 28/01/2012 -reviewed by James Webster– So I’m in the chaotically colourful, bustling and amazing bookshop that

Hammer and Tongue Camden vs Oxford: Part 2, Oxford

December 10, 2011 Editor Anna McCrory, Darrell Moore, Henry Bowers, James Webster, Joe Hughes, Lucy Ayrton, Paul Askew, Peter Whitton, Steve Larkin, Tina Sederholm

11/10/11 @ Oxford Hub above Turl Street Kitchen – by James Webster – I have a fondness for Hammer and

Hammer & Tongue Camden vs Oxford: Part 1, Camden

December 10, 2011 Editor 'Angry' Sam Berkson, Alan Wolfson, David Lee Morgan, Gilbert Francois, Henry Bowers, James Webster, John Paul O'Neil, Michelle Madsen, Paula Varjack, Richard Marsh, Stephanie Dogfoot

10/10/11 @The Green Note Cafe – Reviewed by James Webster (with help from Dana Bubulj) – I have a fondness

8 Cuts – Lyrical Badlads @ Modern Art Oxford 12/11/11

November 20, 2011 Editor Adventures Close to Home, Alex Campbell, Anjan Saha, Claire Trévien, Dan Holloway, Eight Cuts, Lucy Ayrton, The Grey Children, To The Moon

–Reviewed by Alex Campbell- The Objective A collaboration between Adventures Close to Home and Eight Cuts, the stated aim of

The Dead Beat by Cody James

January 20, 2011 Editor Allen Ginsberg, Cody James, Eight Cuts, Hale-Bopp comet, Jack Kerouac, Lucy Ayrton, Philip Whalen, The Beat Generation

-Reviewed by Lucy Ayrton– The Dead Beat is a haunting, dreamy account of a group of four young men –

Popshot #4 – The Modern Living Issue

October 28, 2010 Editor Bob Beagrie, Daniel Sluman, Jacob Demo, Jacqueline Saphra, Lucy Ayrton, Luke Wright, Modern Living Issue, Popshot

-Reviewed by Lucy Ayrton– ‘The Modern Living Issue’ is the fourth edition of Popshot, a magazine showcasing poetry and illustration,

Saboteur Awards

Saboteur Awards 2014: Performance

June 15, 2014June 15, 2014 websterpoet Against Rape, Around the World in Eight Mistakes, Bang Said the Gun!, Electronic Voice Phenomena, Fay Roberts, Hollie McNish, James Webster, Jenni Pascoe, Jibba Jabba, Kate Tempest, Kirsten Luckins, London Lines, Lucy Ayrton, Nine Arches Press, Other Voices: Spoken Word Cabaret, Performance, Poems After Frida, Rob Auton, Saboteur Awards, Shindig, Sophia Walker, Steve Nash, The Anti-Slam, The Moon Cannot Be Stolen, The Sky Show, Translating Concrete Poetry, White Rabbit's Are You Sitting Comfortably?

-In which James Webster sums up the categories he presented at the awards- After a lot of voting, some great

Festival Spoken Word

Edinburgh Reviews Day 7 (07/08/12) part 2: The Girl with No Heart, Evie and the Perfect Cupcake, Ash Dickinson @ the Inky Fingers Minifest

August 10, 2012 Editor Ash Dickinson, Dana Bubulj, Edinburgh Fringe, Evie and the Perfect Cupcake, Graeme Hawley, Inky Fingers, James Webster, performance poetry, Pulp Fiction Books, Sparkle and Dark Travelling Players, Spoken Word, The Girl With No Heart, Tina Sederholm

– reviewed by James Webster and Dana Bubulj – These are the last of the Edinburgh reviews from Sabotage’s Performance Editor James Webster and