Matt Cummins – Sabotage

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

Review: Forget what you heard (about spoken word)

May 22, 2013 Editor Bang Said the Gun!, Chill Pill, Errol McGlashen, Forget What You Heard (about spoken word), Lettie McKie, Lucy Gellman, Matt Cummins, performance poetry, poetry, Review, Rik Livermore, Spoken Word, Stephanie Dogfoot, Talia Randall

– reviewed by Lettie McKie – 9th May Ryan’s Bar, Stoke Newington Poetry in London is a bit like flat-pack

Poetry Olympics: Word Games 17/07/12

September 21, 2012 Editor Alain English, Ant Smith, Cat Brogan, Chuquai Billy, Dana Bubulj, Dareka Daremo, David Lee Morgan, Esther Poyer, Ingrid Andrew, José Anjos, Mark 'Mr T' Thompson, Matt Cummins, Mel Jones, Michael Wilson, Olympics, Oskar Hanska, performance poetry, Rose Drew, slam, Sophia Walker, Spoken Word, Theatre Delicatessen, Trudy Howson, Word Games, Young Dawkins

– Reviewed by Dana Bubulj – @ Theatre Delicatessen It was rather difficult to miss the looming [Redacted] over London