Sunday, 28th February, 2010, 7.30pm, £3/£2
The Fox,
Leamington Spa
Open mic poetry taking place at our old haunt The Fox, Leamington Spa. Each month we also invite a fabulous guest performance poet and this month we are delighted to have with us the highly amusing and very clever Emma Purshouse.
Emma is a freelance performance poet, writer, stand-up comedienne and workshop facilitator. She lives in the City of Wolverhampton a few miles north of Birmingham. Emma performs her work nationally, is a published author and winner of poetry slams.
For more information see www.emmapurshouse.co.uk
With open mic support from…….yes……YOU! Come and share your poems – seasoned poets & first time performers most welcome! As we aim for a 7.30pm start please arrive a bit earlier to book a slot!!!
If you're planning to come along, or would like to know more about the night, please email pgrpoetryandpints@talktalk.net
Showing posts with label february 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label february 2010. Show all posts
Saturday, February 27, 2010
LONDON: Jewish Book Week Poetry Hour
Sunday, February 28th, 2010, 11am
Royal National Hotel,
London
Jewish Book Week is London’s largest literary festival and this year has a Poetry Hour featuring Bernard Kops, George Szirtes and Michelene Wandor.
Royal National Hotel,
London
Jewish Book Week is London’s largest literary festival and this year has a Poetry Hour featuring Bernard Kops, George Szirtes and Michelene Wandor.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
LONDON: Tongue Fu
Thursday, February 25th, 2010, 8pm, £7/£5
RICH MIX
35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road,
London,
E1 6LA
Tongue Fu is London's liveliest poetry event where the UK's sharpest wordsmiths flex their lyrical ninja skills to a masterful genre-hopping house band. Tongue Fu is hosted by Chris Redmond (Ventriloquist), featuring Shane Solanki (Last Mango in Paris) and a host of spoken word stars.
"It's poetry, but not as you know it…amazing to listen to…a really quirky take on traditional poetry readings." The Guardian
BOXOFFICE 020 7613 7498
OFFICE/ADMIN 020 7613 7490 / FAX 020 7613 7499
info@richmix.org.uk / www.richmix.org.uk / www.richmix.org.uk/bookings
RICH MIX
35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road,
London,
E1 6LA
Tongue Fu is London's liveliest poetry event where the UK's sharpest wordsmiths flex their lyrical ninja skills to a masterful genre-hopping house band. Tongue Fu is hosted by Chris Redmond (Ventriloquist), featuring Shane Solanki (Last Mango in Paris) and a host of spoken word stars.
"It's poetry, but not as you know it…amazing to listen to…a really quirky take on traditional poetry readings." The Guardian
BOXOFFICE 020 7613 7498
OFFICE/ADMIN 020 7613 7490 / FAX 020 7613 7499
info@richmix.org.uk / www.richmix.org.uk / www.richmix.org.uk/bookings
LONDON: Rhythm & Muse
Thursday, 25th February, 2010, 8.30pm, £6/£5 on the door
The Lion,
27 Wick Road,
Teddington
London
TW11
Nearest overground Hampton Wick, bus 281, parking nearby
A feast of performance poetry from:
Liz Bentley - 'a female Ivor Cutler' (The Scotsman)
and
Rachel Pantechnicon - the best-dressed woman on the poetry circuit.
plus
music from Kingston's rising singer-songwriter Aaron Norton - don't miss his debut at the Lion!
See www.rhythmandmuse.org for full details.
The Lion,
27 Wick Road,
Teddington
London
TW11
Nearest overground Hampton Wick, bus 281, parking nearby
A feast of performance poetry from:
Liz Bentley - 'a female Ivor Cutler' (The Scotsman)
and
Rachel Pantechnicon - the best-dressed woman on the poetry circuit.
plus
music from Kingston's rising singer-songwriter Aaron Norton - don't miss his debut at the Lion!
See www.rhythmandmuse.org for full details.
BIRMINGHAM: 'Rhymes' @ The Custard Factory
Thursday, 25th February, 2010, 8pm, £5
The Mixing Bowl Theatre,
Birmingham
RHYMES, Birmingham's premier platform for poetry and spoken word.
featuring
Gary Longden, reviewer, actor (recently in RoguePlay's Measure for Measure) as well as a satirical poet who likes a dig at celebrity culture.
Kurly, up and coming performance poet who works in youth settings and makes poetry cool for kids! Showcasing new tender and thoughtful material through a combination of spoken word/rap theatre.
Heather Wastie, wordsmith, humorist and musician from the Black Country who has a rich professional life as poet, composer, singer, songwriter, pianist and facilitator.
Dan Cullen, a phenomenal wordsmith, a mesmerising performer and winner of the Warwick Words Slam 09 and at 16 he's Rhymes' youngest headliner so far.
As well as the long awaited return of The Wordbag Challenge and the monumental Rhymes Raffle. MC is Lorna Meehan.
Tickets available at www.rogueplay.co.uk
The Mixing Bowl Theatre,
Birmingham
RHYMES, Birmingham's premier platform for poetry and spoken word.
featuring
Gary Longden, reviewer, actor (recently in RoguePlay's Measure for Measure) as well as a satirical poet who likes a dig at celebrity culture.
Kurly, up and coming performance poet who works in youth settings and makes poetry cool for kids! Showcasing new tender and thoughtful material through a combination of spoken word/rap theatre.
Heather Wastie, wordsmith, humorist and musician from the Black Country who has a rich professional life as poet, composer, singer, songwriter, pianist and facilitator.
Dan Cullen, a phenomenal wordsmith, a mesmerising performer and winner of the Warwick Words Slam 09 and at 16 he's Rhymes' youngest headliner so far.
As well as the long awaited return of The Wordbag Challenge and the monumental Rhymes Raffle. MC is Lorna Meehan.
Tickets available at www.rogueplay.co.uk
GALWAY: Over The Edge
Thursday, February 25th, 2010, 6.30pm-8pm
Galway City Library,
St. Augustine Street,
Galway
Featured Readers are Peter Godaniburg, Elizabeth Reapy & Ken Bruen.
Peter Godaniburg, born, raised, and bored in Germany, came to Ireland in 2002 and now lives near Westport. He has an MA in Musicology with German Language and Literature as a subsidiary subject. In 2007 he took a Creative Writing Class with John Corless followed by poetry workshops with Kelly Lombardi and Susan Millar DuMars. Most of his stories are not set in a particular location or time and often drift into the weird or surreal.
Elizabeth Reapy is a 25-year-old writer from Claremorris. She has recently completed an M.A. in Creative Writing from Queen’s University, Belfast. A member of Mayo Writers’ Block, her work has been featured in La Bouche, Flash International and local publications. She is currenly redrafting her first novel. In 2009, she was shortlisted for Over the Edge New Writer of the Year Award and she is the founder and editor of wordlegs online magazine.
Ken Bruen was born in Galway in 1951. He spent twenty-five years as an English teacher in Africa, Japan, S.E. Asia and South America but now lives in Galway with his wife and daughter. He is one of Ireland’s leading crime writers and is the author the highly acclaimed Jack Taylor series of novels, set in Galway, the first of which was The Guards (2001). A film version of Ken’s novel, London Boulevard, written and direction by Oscar winner William Monahan (screenwriter of The Departed) and starring Colin Farrel and Keira Knightley will be released later this year. Ken has been a finalist for the Edgar, Barry, and Macavity Awards, and the Private Eye Writers of America presented him with the Shamus Award for the Best Novel of 2003 for The Guards.
There will be an open-mic when the Featured Readers have finished. This is open to anyone who has a poem or story to share. New readers are always especially welcome. The MC for the evening will be Susan Millar DuMars. For further details phone 087-6431748.
Galway City Library,
St. Augustine Street,
Galway
Featured Readers are Peter Godaniburg, Elizabeth Reapy & Ken Bruen.
Peter Godaniburg, born, raised, and bored in Germany, came to Ireland in 2002 and now lives near Westport. He has an MA in Musicology with German Language and Literature as a subsidiary subject. In 2007 he took a Creative Writing Class with John Corless followed by poetry workshops with Kelly Lombardi and Susan Millar DuMars. Most of his stories are not set in a particular location or time and often drift into the weird or surreal.
Elizabeth Reapy is a 25-year-old writer from Claremorris. She has recently completed an M.A. in Creative Writing from Queen’s University, Belfast. A member of Mayo Writers’ Block, her work has been featured in La Bouche, Flash International and local publications. She is currenly redrafting her first novel. In 2009, she was shortlisted for Over the Edge New Writer of the Year Award and she is the founder and editor of wordlegs online magazine.
Ken Bruen was born in Galway in 1951. He spent twenty-five years as an English teacher in Africa, Japan, S.E. Asia and South America but now lives in Galway with his wife and daughter. He is one of Ireland’s leading crime writers and is the author the highly acclaimed Jack Taylor series of novels, set in Galway, the first of which was The Guards (2001). A film version of Ken’s novel, London Boulevard, written and direction by Oscar winner William Monahan (screenwriter of The Departed) and starring Colin Farrel and Keira Knightley will be released later this year. Ken has been a finalist for the Edgar, Barry, and Macavity Awards, and the Private Eye Writers of America presented him with the Shamus Award for the Best Novel of 2003 for The Guards.
There will be an open-mic when the Featured Readers have finished. This is open to anyone who has a poem or story to share. New readers are always especially welcome. The MC for the evening will be Susan Millar DuMars. For further details phone 087-6431748.
NOTTINGHAM: Mark Gwynne Jones
Thursday, February 25th, 2010, 8pm
Le Mistral (Bistro)
2-3 Eldon Chambers,
Wheeler Gate,
Nottingham
NG1 2NS
Mark Gwynne Jones guests at open mic night at DIY Poets.
Le Mistral (Bistro)
2-3 Eldon Chambers,
Wheeler Gate,
Nottingham
NG1 2NS
Mark Gwynne Jones guests at open mic night at DIY Poets.
Monday, February 22, 2010
CAMBRIDGE: CB1 Poetry Open Mic Night
Tuesday, 23rd February, 2010, 8pm-10pm, £3/£2
The Punter,
3 Pound Hill,
Cambridge,
CB3 0AE
Open Mic and featured performers, readings begin at 8pm.
Come along just to listen to some great poetry, or arrive by 7:45pm sign up for a 2-minute slot to perform your work before a friendly, attentive audience. Events usually have one or more featured poets, who begin each half before the open mic slots.
The Punter,
3 Pound Hill,
Cambridge,
CB3 0AE
Open Mic and featured performers, readings begin at 8pm.
Come along just to listen to some great poetry, or arrive by 7:45pm sign up for a 2-minute slot to perform your work before a friendly, attentive audience. Events usually have one or more featured poets, who begin each half before the open mic slots.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
GLASGOW: The Glasgow Slam
Monday, 22nd February, 2010, 8pm, FREE
The Rio Cafe
27 Hyndland Street
Glasgow G11
Live poetry competition time again. The final chance to qualify for the Scottish Slam Championships at the Aye Write Festival. Come all ye rhymers and ranters, ye chanters and charmers. Let the beautiful and the blue go head to head with the trite, the tribal and the terribly true.
Everyone goes up to the mic twice, for two minutes each time. Don't run over or you will be gently honked off the stage by McInnes The Hooter. Three poets make the final on the night, where they have three minutes each to snag the podium places and the prize money of a monkey, a pony, and a ten-spot respectively.
Get your name down on the list to perform please by contacting robin.cairns@btconnect.com
The Rio Cafe
27 Hyndland Street
Glasgow G11
Live poetry competition time again. The final chance to qualify for the Scottish Slam Championships at the Aye Write Festival. Come all ye rhymers and ranters, ye chanters and charmers. Let the beautiful and the blue go head to head with the trite, the tribal and the terribly true.
Everyone goes up to the mic twice, for two minutes each time. Don't run over or you will be gently honked off the stage by McInnes The Hooter. Three poets make the final on the night, where they have three minutes each to snag the podium places and the prize money of a monkey, a pony, and a ten-spot respectively.
Get your name down on the list to perform please by contacting robin.cairns@btconnect.com
BOLTON: Rebecca Goss and Tiffany Atkinson
Monday, 22nd February, 2010, 7.30pm, £4/£3
Hospitality Room,
The Octagon Theatre,
Bolton
Rebecca Goss and Tiffany Atkinson read.
Location and travel:
http://www.octagonbolton.co.uk/Location.asp
More info about the poets:
http://www.bolton.ac.uk/News/Events/GossAtkinson.aspx
Hospitality Room,
The Octagon Theatre,
Bolton
Rebecca Goss and Tiffany Atkinson read.
Location and travel:
http://www.octagonbolton.co.uk/Location.asp
More info about the poets:
http://www.bolton.ac.uk/News/Events/GossAtkinson.aspx
Friday, February 19, 2010
MATLOCK: Psychicbread
Saturday, February 20th, 2010, 7.30pm, £5 advance / £6 door
The Imperial Rooms (opposite the Lido)
Matlock
Psychicbread will be peeping out from their hibernation in the hills with a hometown date...with support from Emoc.
For tickets: 07947 689686
also available from Cut Above, Firs Parade & the Music Shop, Dale Road
The Imperial Rooms (opposite the Lido)
Matlock
Psychicbread will be peeping out from their hibernation in the hills with a hometown date...with support from Emoc.
For tickets: 07947 689686
also available from Cut Above, Firs Parade & the Music Shop, Dale Road
Thursday, February 18, 2010
LEAMINGTON SPA: PUREandGOODandRIGHT
Sunday, 28th February, 2010, 7.30pm, £3/£2
The Fox,
Leamington Spa
Open mic poetry taking place at our old haunt The Fox, Leamington Spa. Each month we also invite a fabulous guest performance poet and this month we are delighted to have with us the highly amusing and very clever Emma Purshouse.
Emma is a freelance performance poet, writer, stand-up comedienne and workshop facilitator. She lives in the City of Wolverhampton a few miles north of Birmingham. Emma performs her work nationally, is a published author and winner of poetry slams.
For more information see www.emmapurshouse.co.uk
With open mic support from…….yes……YOU! Come and share your poems – seasoned poets & first time performers most welcome! As we aim for a 7.30pm start please arrive a bit earlier to book a slot!!!
If you're planning to come along, or would like to know more about the night, please email pgrpoetryandpints@talktalk.net
The Fox,
Leamington Spa
Open mic poetry taking place at our old haunt The Fox, Leamington Spa. Each month we also invite a fabulous guest performance poet and this month we are delighted to have with us the highly amusing and very clever Emma Purshouse.
Emma is a freelance performance poet, writer, stand-up comedienne and workshop facilitator. She lives in the City of Wolverhampton a few miles north of Birmingham. Emma performs her work nationally, is a published author and winner of poetry slams.
For more information see www.emmapurshouse.co.uk
With open mic support from…….yes……YOU! Come and share your poems – seasoned poets & first time performers most welcome! As we aim for a 7.30pm start please arrive a bit earlier to book a slot!!!
If you're planning to come along, or would like to know more about the night, please email pgrpoetryandpints@talktalk.net
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
CAMBRIDGE: CB1 Poetry Open Mic Night
Tuesday, 23rd February, 2010, 8pm-10pm, £3/£2
The Punter,
3 Pound Hill,
Cambridge,
CB3 0AE
Open Mic and featured performers, readings begin at 8pm.
Come along just to listen to some great poetry, or arrive by 7:45pm sign up for a 2-minute slot to perform your work before a friendly, attentive audience. Events usually have one or more featured poets, who begin each half before the open mic slots.
The Punter,
3 Pound Hill,
Cambridge,
CB3 0AE
Open Mic and featured performers, readings begin at 8pm.
Come along just to listen to some great poetry, or arrive by 7:45pm sign up for a 2-minute slot to perform your work before a friendly, attentive audience. Events usually have one or more featured poets, who begin each half before the open mic slots.
LONDON: Bingo Master’s Breakout
Friday, February 19th, 2010, 7.30pm-11.30pm, FREE
St Aloysius Social Club,
20 Phoenis Road,
Euston,
London
NW1 1TA
London’s “Premier Poetry Karaoke Bingo night” is back! It’s also their “Post Valentine Sylvia Plath Death anniversary Special...” Bingo Master is all about the Poetry Karaoke: “sign up to do One Poem and One Karaoke Spot. Can be your own poem, a poem by somebody else or something from the Pool table of Poetry.” Featuring Bertram Trotar, performing his own work plus calling the numbers...Extradition Order will be doing a Karaoke set of their own songs.
And what with a Cash Prize, Bingo, Free Buffet, Free Early Bird Booze, Half-time Artist, and an End of Night Singalong, it sounds pretty good to us. A word of warning from the organisers: “Please be aware we weren’t able to fit everybody else in last time and we went on till after midnight, so punctuality will befriend the keen.”
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=242193370667
St Aloysius Social Club,
20 Phoenis Road,
Euston,
London
NW1 1TA
London’s “Premier Poetry Karaoke Bingo night” is back! It’s also their “Post Valentine Sylvia Plath Death anniversary Special...” Bingo Master is all about the Poetry Karaoke: “sign up to do One Poem and One Karaoke Spot. Can be your own poem, a poem by somebody else or something from the Pool table of Poetry.” Featuring Bertram Trotar, performing his own work plus calling the numbers...Extradition Order will be doing a Karaoke set of their own songs.
And what with a Cash Prize, Bingo, Free Buffet, Free Early Bird Booze, Half-time Artist, and an End of Night Singalong, it sounds pretty good to us. A word of warning from the organisers: “Please be aware we weren’t able to fit everybody else in last time and we went on till after midnight, so punctuality will befriend the keen.”
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=242193370667
LONDON: The Funeral of Richard Tyrone Jones
Thursday, February 18th, 2010, 7pm-10.30pm, FREE
Whitechapel Art Gallery,
80 Whitechapel High Street,
Aldgate East,
London,
E1 7QX
It is our sad and solemn duty to inform you of the Funeral of Richard Tyrone Jones, Esq. The performance artist, Director of ‘Utter!’, ‘ringmaster of spoken word’ (Three Weeks), ‘thoughtful and ginger poet’ (Tim Key) and absent father Richard Tyrone Jones will, in February 2010, reach the age of 30. As this represents the end of all meaningful life, his funeral will take place at Whitechapel Art Gallery, 7pm prompt, on Thursday 18th February 2010.
“While he peacefully ‘sleeps’ in a bamboo coffin surrounded by flowers, the life and work of the man known as ‘RTJ’ will be commemorated by poetry, hymns and tributes from some of his closest celebrity friends and admirers including uplifting poet Paul Birtill, filmmaker Robert Sears, newspaper columnist Tom Phillips, and the mothers of his five-plus sperm-donated children.
The funeral will be officiated by the Reverend James McKay, and will include the anticipated reading of Tyrone Jones’ will, a selection of his work and a message of hope to his children from beyond the grave. They will end with a wake at nearby pub the White Hart. It’s what he would have wanted. Mourners are encouraged to send flowers rather than giving money to charity.
For more (including an order of service) see Facebook event: http://bit.ly/rtjdead. For interviews/ features contact 07912 539 098/ http://www.utterspokenword.com. http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=188667356137
Whitechapel Art Gallery,
80 Whitechapel High Street,
Aldgate East,
London,
E1 7QX
It is our sad and solemn duty to inform you of the Funeral of Richard Tyrone Jones, Esq. The performance artist, Director of ‘Utter!’, ‘ringmaster of spoken word’ (Three Weeks), ‘thoughtful and ginger poet’ (Tim Key) and absent father Richard Tyrone Jones will, in February 2010, reach the age of 30. As this represents the end of all meaningful life, his funeral will take place at Whitechapel Art Gallery, 7pm prompt, on Thursday 18th February 2010.
“While he peacefully ‘sleeps’ in a bamboo coffin surrounded by flowers, the life and work of the man known as ‘RTJ’ will be commemorated by poetry, hymns and tributes from some of his closest celebrity friends and admirers including uplifting poet Paul Birtill, filmmaker Robert Sears, newspaper columnist Tom Phillips, and the mothers of his five-plus sperm-donated children.
The funeral will be officiated by the Reverend James McKay, and will include the anticipated reading of Tyrone Jones’ will, a selection of his work and a message of hope to his children from beyond the grave. They will end with a wake at nearby pub the White Hart. It’s what he would have wanted. Mourners are encouraged to send flowers rather than giving money to charity.
For more (including an order of service) see Facebook event: http://bit.ly/rtjdead. For interviews/ features contact 07912 539 098/ http://www.utterspokenword.com. http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=188667356137
LONDON: Mud Wrestling With Words
Thursday, February 18th, 2010, 8pm-10pm, £5/£3
The Roebuck,
50 Great Dover Street,
London
SE1 (nearest tube Borough /London Bridge)
Bang Said The Gun presents Mud Wrestling With Words, featuring Nathan Penlington and Abi Palmer...open mic plus featured guests, tequila (or sambucca) and a bunch of mayhem.
Stand-up poetry for people who don't like poetry...it’s pretty damned awesome if you do like poetry too! It's a full-on romp featuring World-Famous Tequila Shots [and] Open Mic slots. Drink Tequila, read a poem and win your own slot at the next Bang Said the Gun. Get there a tad before 8pm in order to sign up.
http://www.bangsaidthegun.com. http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=313406251941
The Roebuck,
50 Great Dover Street,
London
SE1 (nearest tube Borough /London Bridge)
Bang Said The Gun presents Mud Wrestling With Words, featuring Nathan Penlington and Abi Palmer...open mic plus featured guests, tequila (or sambucca) and a bunch of mayhem.
Stand-up poetry for people who don't like poetry...it’s pretty damned awesome if you do like poetry too! It's a full-on romp featuring World-Famous Tequila Shots [and] Open Mic slots. Drink Tequila, read a poem and win your own slot at the next Bang Said the Gun. Get there a tad before 8pm in order to sign up.
http://www.bangsaidthegun.com. http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=313406251941
NORTHAMPTON: Raising The Awen
Wednesday, February 17th, 2010, 8pm-11pm, FREE
Northampton Labour Club,
95-97 Charles Street,
Northampton
NN1 3BG
An Open Mic evening to celebrate Imbolc, the first light of spring and the Maiden in her innocence, purity and fresh creativity. Bring a poem, a story or song to share or come listen with open heart to raise the Awen and inspire our humanity together in the Year of the Tiger.
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=323121456624
Northampton Labour Club,
95-97 Charles Street,
Northampton
NN1 3BG
An Open Mic evening to celebrate Imbolc, the first light of spring and the Maiden in her innocence, purity and fresh creativity. Bring a poem, a story or song to share or come listen with open heart to raise the Awen and inspire our humanity together in the Year of the Tiger.
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=323121456624
LONDON: Bard-Aid (Rrrants)
Wednesday, February 17th, 2010, 8pm-11pm, £4
The Poetry Café,
22 Betterton Street,
Covent Garden,
London
WC2H 9BX
Our favourite rhythmical ranters and ravers bring you lucky punters a night of top-notch “stand-up poetry, comedy and song for an excellent cause.” Featured acts include TV Smith, Brothers Grim, Ant Smith, Rob Auton, Richard Frost, Paul Eccentric, Poeterry and more...! Rrriotous good fun guaranteed! All profits to go toward helping to London Schools effectively teach poetry.
Check out http://www.bardaid.rrrants.com/ for more details.
The Poetry Café,
22 Betterton Street,
Covent Garden,
London
WC2H 9BX
Our favourite rhythmical ranters and ravers bring you lucky punters a night of top-notch “stand-up poetry, comedy and song for an excellent cause.” Featured acts include TV Smith, Brothers Grim, Ant Smith, Rob Auton, Richard Frost, Paul Eccentric, Poeterry and more...! Rrriotous good fun guaranteed! All profits to go toward helping to London Schools effectively teach poetry.
Check out http://www.bardaid.rrrants.com/ for more details.
LONDON: Tongue Fu
Thursday, February 25th, 2010, 8pm, £7/£5
RICH MIX
35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road,
London,
E1 6LA
Tongue Fu is London's liveliest poetry event where the UK's sharpest wordsmiths flex their lyrical ninja skills to a masterful genre-hopping house band. Tongue Fu is hosted by Chris Redmond (Ventriloquist), featuring Shane Solanki (Last Mango in Paris) and a host of spoken word stars.
"It's poetry, but not as you know it…amazing to listen to…a really quirky take on traditional poetry readings." The Guardian
BOXOFFICE 020 7613 7498
OFFICE/ADMIN 020 7613 7490 / FAX 020 7613 7499
info@richmix.org.uk / www.richmix.org.uk / www.richmix.org.uk/bookings
RICH MIX
35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road,
London,
E1 6LA
Tongue Fu is London's liveliest poetry event where the UK's sharpest wordsmiths flex their lyrical ninja skills to a masterful genre-hopping house band. Tongue Fu is hosted by Chris Redmond (Ventriloquist), featuring Shane Solanki (Last Mango in Paris) and a host of spoken word stars.
"It's poetry, but not as you know it…amazing to listen to…a really quirky take on traditional poetry readings." The Guardian
BOXOFFICE 020 7613 7498
OFFICE/ADMIN 020 7613 7490 / FAX 020 7613 7499
info@richmix.org.uk / www.richmix.org.uk / www.richmix.org.uk/bookings
Monday, February 15, 2010
LONDON: Rhythm & Muse
Thursday, 25th February, 2010, 8.30pm, £6/£5 on the door
The Lion,
27 Wick Road,
Teddington
London
TW11
Nearest overground Hampton Wick, bus 281, parking nearby
A feast of performance poetry from:
Liz Bentley - 'a female Ivor Cutler' (The Scotsman)
and
Rachel Pantechnicon - the best-dressed woman on the poetry circuit.
plus
music from Kingston's rising singer-songwriter Aaron Norton - don't miss his debut at the Lion!
See www.rhythmandmuse.org for full details.
The Lion,
27 Wick Road,
Teddington
London
TW11
Nearest overground Hampton Wick, bus 281, parking nearby
A feast of performance poetry from:
Liz Bentley - 'a female Ivor Cutler' (The Scotsman)
and
Rachel Pantechnicon - the best-dressed woman on the poetry circuit.
plus
music from Kingston's rising singer-songwriter Aaron Norton - don't miss his debut at the Lion!
See www.rhythmandmuse.org for full details.
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