Friday 7th November 2008
8pm, Tickets: £10 / £8 conc
The Albany,
Douglas Way,
Deptford, SE8 4AG
Booking: 020 8692 4446
It's My Life, Innit?
ZENA EDWARDS is well-known as a poet, storyteller and musician and tonight she's teamed up a crew of class A musicians and spoken word artists who'll be taking it to the bridge and beyond. Featuring jazz-rap hero SOWETO KINCH and East London's favourite poet ADISA alongside fast-lane verbal talents LEETO THALE and LUCID. Expect a flow of freestyle, acappella and lyrics, all backed up with a tighterthan-tight band and a shed load of positive attitude.
To top it off we're holding an OPEN MIC SESSION. Calling poets AND musicians who wish to come and contribute. Sign up from 7.30pm - 1st come, 1st serve, so suggest you come early!
info: www.applesandsnakes.org
Thursday, November 06, 2008
SUFFOLK: Twentieth Aldeburgh Poetry Festival
Friday 7 - Sunday 9 November
various times and venues: various
tickets from £6-£14
(please book for events in advance)
44 events in various locations: Clive James does a close reading of a favourite poem, Radio 4's 'Saturday Live' regular Matt Harvey responds to anonymously published poetry, plus workshops led by Michael Laskey and Jeni Smith, and readings from Tiffany Atkinson, Mimi Khalvati and George Szirtes.
Visit www.thepoetrytrust.org for more information and to book tickets.
Please note: in a change to the programme, Ian Duhig has had to withdraw from the festival. George Szirtes will now read on 7 November, and deliver the talk on Martin Bell on Saturday 8 November. Matt Simpson will lead the "craft talk" on Sunday 9 November.
various times and venues: various
tickets from £6-£14
(please book for events in advance)
44 events in various locations: Clive James does a close reading of a favourite poem, Radio 4's 'Saturday Live' regular Matt Harvey responds to anonymously published poetry, plus workshops led by Michael Laskey and Jeni Smith, and readings from Tiffany Atkinson, Mimi Khalvati and George Szirtes.
Visit www.thepoetrytrust.org for more information and to book tickets.
Please note: in a change to the programme, Ian Duhig has had to withdraw from the festival. George Szirtes will now read on 7 November, and deliver the talk on Martin Bell on Saturday 8 November. Matt Simpson will lead the "craft talk" on Sunday 9 November.
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
BRIGHTON: Mark Gwynne Jones
Thursday, November 6th, 2008, 7.30pm-11pm
Komedia,
Gardener Street,
Brighton
Hammer and Tongue, with special guest Mark Gwynne Jones and local support, plus open poetry slam – first eight to sign up at the door compete.
Komedia,
Gardener Street,
Brighton
Hammer and Tongue, with special guest Mark Gwynne Jones and local support, plus open poetry slam – first eight to sign up at the door compete.
BELFAST: Kei Miller and Daljit Nagra
Thursday 6th November, 2008, 7pm
Lecture Theatre G9,
Queens University
Lanyon North,
Belfast QUB
The young Jamaican poet and novelist Kei Miller will be reading at Queens University Belfast next Thursday with Daljit Nagra, author of the acclaimed collection Look We Have Coming to Dover!.
Kei Miller was born in Jamaica in 1978. His poetry collection There Is An Anger That Moves was published in 2007 by Carcanet; his first novel, The Same Earth, appeared from Weidenfeld & Nicolson earlier this year.
Lecture Theatre G9,
Queens University
Lanyon North,
Belfast QUB
The young Jamaican poet and novelist Kei Miller will be reading at Queens University Belfast next Thursday with Daljit Nagra, author of the acclaimed collection Look We Have Coming to Dover!.
Kei Miller was born in Jamaica in 1978. His poetry collection There Is An Anger That Moves was published in 2007 by Carcanet; his first novel, The Same Earth, appeared from Weidenfeld & Nicolson earlier this year.
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
HOVE: Lee Harwood
Friday, November 7th, 2008, 6.30pm, £6
The Old Market,
Upper Market Street,
Hove
Lee Harwood has lived in Brighton since 1967. Associated with The British Poetry Revival, he has 22 volumes of poetry to his name. He will be reading from his recently published Selected Poems (Shearsman Books). His Collected Poems was published in 2004. Not the Full Story: Interviews with Kelvin Corcoran was published earlier this year. He has also published four books of prose and has translated the work of the Dada poet Tristan Tzara.
Ticket price includes free glass of wine and a reduction on books purchased, and is available from City Books, 23 Western Road, Hove, tel: 01273 725 306.
The Old Market,
Upper Market Street,
Hove
Lee Harwood has lived in Brighton since 1967. Associated with The British Poetry Revival, he has 22 volumes of poetry to his name. He will be reading from his recently published Selected Poems (Shearsman Books). His Collected Poems was published in 2004. Not the Full Story: Interviews with Kelvin Corcoran was published earlier this year. He has also published four books of prose and has translated the work of the Dada poet Tristan Tzara.
Ticket price includes free glass of wine and a reduction on books purchased, and is available from City Books, 23 Western Road, Hove, tel: 01273 725 306.
Liz O'Donoghue launch in Galway
Poetry Launch - Liz O'Donoghue
10th November @ 7pm
The Long Valley Bar
The Munster Literature Centre is delighted to be associated with the publication of Liz O'Donoghue's debut poetry collection "Train to Gorey" issuing from Arlen House, Galway. On Monday November 10th there will be a gathering to celebrate the publication of the book at 7pm upstairs in the Long Valley Bar, Winthrop Street (connecting Oliver Plunkett Street with Patrick Street near the Head Post Office).
All are welcome.
First forty people to arrive will receive a free drink courtesy of the Munster Literature Centre. Afterwards Ó Bhéal takes place at the same venue with readings by featured poets John Mee and Mary Noonan.
10th November @ 7pm
The Long Valley Bar
The Munster Literature Centre is delighted to be associated with the publication of Liz O'Donoghue's debut poetry collection "Train to Gorey" issuing from Arlen House, Galway. On Monday November 10th there will be a gathering to celebrate the publication of the book at 7pm upstairs in the Long Valley Bar, Winthrop Street (connecting Oliver Plunkett Street with Patrick Street near the Head Post Office).
All are welcome.
First forty people to arrive will receive a free drink courtesy of the Munster Literature Centre. Afterwards Ó Bhéal takes place at the same venue with readings by featured poets John Mee and Mary Noonan.
Poetry Bites Open Mic with guest Jon Morley
Jacqui Rowe presents:
POETRY BITES AT THE KITCHEN GARDEN CAFE WITH JONATHAN MORLEY
Jonathan Morley runs The Heaventree Press in Coventry and is a PhD researcher in Caribbean literature at the University of Warwick. His current and forthcoming books are a new edition of Sir Walter Ralegh’s Discoverie of Guiana (1596), the Collected Early Poems of Derek Walcott, and Geminar, an anthology of younger British poets in Portuguese translation. His first collection of poems, Backra Man, will be published in November by Perdika Press. An extraordinary, powerful set of poems, with flashes of brilliance and disturbing, dark currents of perverse and righteous emotions – David Dabydeen
Poetry Bites also includes floor spots where you can share your own poetry with an appreciative audience. Please arrive early to book a spot.
7.30pm, Tuesday 25th November 2008 (Food available from 6.30pm)
Kitchen Garden Café
17 York Road
Kings Heath
Birmingham
B14 7SA
£5 (£4) To reserve a place email jacquirowe@hotmail.co.uk or pay at the door.
www.jacquirowe.com
POETRY BITES AT THE KITCHEN GARDEN CAFE WITH JONATHAN MORLEY
Jonathan Morley runs The Heaventree Press in Coventry and is a PhD researcher in Caribbean literature at the University of Warwick. His current and forthcoming books are a new edition of Sir Walter Ralegh’s Discoverie of Guiana (1596), the Collected Early Poems of Derek Walcott, and Geminar, an anthology of younger British poets in Portuguese translation. His first collection of poems, Backra Man, will be published in November by Perdika Press. An extraordinary, powerful set of poems, with flashes of brilliance and disturbing, dark currents of perverse and righteous emotions – David Dabydeen
Poetry Bites also includes floor spots where you can share your own poetry with an appreciative audience. Please arrive early to book a spot.
7.30pm, Tuesday 25th November 2008 (Food available from 6.30pm)
Kitchen Garden Café
17 York Road
Kings Heath
Birmingham
B14 7SA
£5 (£4) To reserve a place email jacquirowe@hotmail.co.uk or pay at the door.
www.jacquirowe.com
Monday, November 03, 2008
BRIGHTON: Mark Gwynne Jones
Thursday, November 6th, 2008, 7.30pm-11pm
Komedia,
Gardener Street,
Brighton
Hammer and Tongue, with special guest Mark Gwynne Jones and local support, plus open poetry slam – first eight to sign up at the door compete.
Komedia,
Gardener Street,
Brighton
Hammer and Tongue, with special guest Mark Gwynne Jones and local support, plus open poetry slam – first eight to sign up at the door compete.
OXFORD: Mark Gwynne Jones
Wednesday, November 5th, 2008, 8pm-11pm, £5/£4
Baby Simple,
Cowley Road,
Oxford
Hammer and Tongue, with special guest Mark Gwynne Jones and local support, plus open poetry slam – first eight to sign up at the door compete.
Baby Simple,
Cowley Road,
Oxford
Hammer and Tongue, with special guest Mark Gwynne Jones and local support, plus open poetry slam – first eight to sign up at the door compete.
LONDON: Mark Gwynne Jones
Monday, November 3rd, 2008, 8pm-11pm, £5/£4
Green Note Café,
106 Parkway,
London,
NW1
Hammer and Tongue, with special guest Mark Gwynne Jones and local support, plus open poetry slam – first eight to sign up at the door compete.
Green Note Café,
106 Parkway,
London,
NW1
Hammer and Tongue, with special guest Mark Gwynne Jones and local support, plus open poetry slam – first eight to sign up at the door compete.
LONDON: Shoestring Press
Friday 14th November, 2008, 7pm (doors open 6.30pm), £4/£3, Wine
Trinity United Reform Church,
1 Buck Street,
Camden Town,
LONDON
Ruth O'Callaghan presents Shoestring Press - Alistair Eliot, Kate Foley and Caroline Price. Poets from the floor welcome (please bring two copies of the poem if you wish to be considered for the Bluechrome anthology - there are at least 10 major poets who will also be contributing, including UA Fanthorpe, Fiona Sampson, Marilyn Hacker, Penelope Shuttle and Peter Porter).
Trinity United Reform Church,
1 Buck Street,
Camden Town,
LONDON
Ruth O'Callaghan presents Shoestring Press - Alistair Eliot, Kate Foley and Caroline Price. Poets from the floor welcome (please bring two copies of the poem if you wish to be considered for the Bluechrome anthology - there are at least 10 major poets who will also be contributing, including UA Fanthorpe, Fiona Sampson, Marilyn Hacker, Penelope Shuttle and Peter Porter).
LONDON: Hammer and Tongue
Monday, November 3rd, 2008, 7.30pm-11pm, £5/£4
Green Note Cafe,
Parkway,
London,
NW1 7AN
Tel: 020 7485 9899
Michelle Madsen presents the ‘brilliant, captivating and ever so slightly mad’ Mark Gwynne Jones and Flaming Poet Carol Coiffait, fresh from darkest Hull, at Camden’s warmest den of word-trickery and rhyme, the Green Note Cafe.
Described by The Independent as being to poetry what ‘the League of Gentlemen is to TV scheduling’, Gwynne Jones covers the whole gamut of human experience in his poetry, from lost tortoises to the finer points of fake tanning and everything else in-between. Carol Coiffait brings her unique voice to London, asking political questions through the music of the Beatles and quizzing life, love and happiness.
OPEN SLAM! The audience judge in this warm, friendly and top quality slam. WE WANT YOUR POEMS! The first 8 poets to sign up at the door from 7pm perform and GET IN FOR FREE. And cake.
Sign up from 7pm for the slam or for more details call Michelle on 07809 236 133
www.hammerandtongue.co.uk
www.psychicbread.org
Green Note Cafe,
Parkway,
London,
NW1 7AN
Tel: 020 7485 9899
Michelle Madsen presents the ‘brilliant, captivating and ever so slightly mad’ Mark Gwynne Jones and Flaming Poet Carol Coiffait, fresh from darkest Hull, at Camden’s warmest den of word-trickery and rhyme, the Green Note Cafe.
Described by The Independent as being to poetry what ‘the League of Gentlemen is to TV scheduling’, Gwynne Jones covers the whole gamut of human experience in his poetry, from lost tortoises to the finer points of fake tanning and everything else in-between. Carol Coiffait brings her unique voice to London, asking political questions through the music of the Beatles and quizzing life, love and happiness.
OPEN SLAM! The audience judge in this warm, friendly and top quality slam. WE WANT YOUR POEMS! The first 8 poets to sign up at the door from 7pm perform and GET IN FOR FREE. And cake.
Sign up from 7pm for the slam or for more details call Michelle on 07809 236 133
www.hammerandtongue.co.uk
www.psychicbread.org
Sunday, November 02, 2008
LONDON SW5: Coffee House Poetry at the Troubadour
3rd Nov, 2008
8 to 10 pm,tickets £6 concessions £5
263-267 Old Brompton Road
LONDON SW5
nr. junct. Earls Court Rd & Old Brompton Rd
nearest Tube station: Earls Court (District & Piccadilly Lines)
Coffee House Poetry at the Troubadour
Readings from Anne Berkeley, seam poetry magazine editor, with Michael Laskey, Helen Ivory, Chris Beckett, Katy Evans-Bush, John Greening, Esther Morgan, Jane Holland, Peter Howard and Hisham Matar.
8 to 10 pm,tickets £6 concessions £5
263-267 Old Brompton Road
LONDON SW5
nr. junct. Earls Court Rd & Old Brompton Rd
nearest Tube station: Earls Court (District & Piccadilly Lines)
Coffee House Poetry at the Troubadour
Readings from Anne Berkeley, seam poetry magazine editor, with Michael Laskey, Helen Ivory, Chris Beckett, Katy Evans-Bush, John Greening, Esther Morgan, Jane Holland, Peter Howard and Hisham Matar.
LONDON EC4A: PoeJazzi!
Tuesday, 4th November
6pm doors; start 8pm, £10 Ticket reservations only.
Volupte Bar,
No 9 Norwich Street,
off Furnival Street,
EC4A 1EJ(Close to Chancery Lane tube , after McDonalds)
PoeJazzi!
Special offers!
Two for one on cocktails till eight; £8 for one course meal, two for £14
John Berkavitch: Spoken Word Giant, Slam Winner, Piller Of The Community, Breakdancer, Urban Quarter Member. Also from Leicester. John Berkavitch returns to Poe.
Elvis Mcgonagall: One of the finest political comic poets in all of England on the night of the Presidential Election? Coincidence?
Gywneth Herbert: A PoeJazzi first; Blue Note signed artist will be performing at our humble stage, totally validating the 'jazzi' part of poe. 'Superb music... Brilliantly original, full of space and isolated detail.' - MOJO 'With her bewitching voice, the jazz-folk star was never just your standard covers singer. And here is the proof' - Observer Music Monthly Observer Music Monthly
Theo Bard: Grand New Talent Alert! Spotting this genius on myspace, and now that our schedules have aligned we are proud to have him on board. Singer Storyteller, i.e, doesn't just talk about himself, and really good.
6pm doors; start 8pm, £10 Ticket reservations only.
Volupte Bar,
No 9 Norwich Street,
off Furnival Street,
EC4A 1EJ(Close to Chancery Lane tube , after McDonalds)
PoeJazzi!
Special offers!
Two for one on cocktails till eight; £8 for one course meal, two for £14
John Berkavitch: Spoken Word Giant, Slam Winner, Piller Of The Community, Breakdancer, Urban Quarter Member. Also from Leicester. John Berkavitch returns to Poe.
Elvis Mcgonagall: One of the finest political comic poets in all of England on the night of the Presidential Election? Coincidence?
Gywneth Herbert: A PoeJazzi first; Blue Note signed artist will be performing at our humble stage, totally validating the 'jazzi' part of poe. 'Superb music... Brilliantly original, full of space and isolated detail.' - MOJO 'With her bewitching voice, the jazz-folk star was never just your standard covers singer. And here is the proof' - Observer Music Monthly Observer Music Monthly
Theo Bard: Grand New Talent Alert! Spotting this genius on myspace, and now that our schedules have aligned we are proud to have him on board. Singer Storyteller, i.e, doesn't just talk about himself, and really good.
BELFAST: Kei Miller and Daljit Nagra
Thursday 6th November
7pm, , 2008
Lecture Theatre G9,
Queens University
Lanyon North,
Belfast QUB
The young Jamaican poet and novelist Kei Miller will be reading at Queens University Belfast next Thursday with Daljit Nagra, author of the acclaimed collection Look We Have Coming to Dover!.
Kei Miller was born in Jamaica in 1978. His poetry collection There Is An Anger That Moves was published in 2007 by Carcanet; his first novel, The Same Earth, appeared from Weidenfeld & Nicolson earlier this year.
7pm, , 2008
Lecture Theatre G9,
Queens University
Lanyon North,
Belfast QUB
The young Jamaican poet and novelist Kei Miller will be reading at Queens University Belfast next Thursday with Daljit Nagra, author of the acclaimed collection Look We Have Coming to Dover!.
Kei Miller was born in Jamaica in 1978. His poetry collection There Is An Anger That Moves was published in 2007 by Carcanet; his first novel, The Same Earth, appeared from Weidenfeld & Nicolson earlier this year.
DEPTFORD SE8: It's My Life, Innit?
Friday 7th November 2008
8pm, Tickets: £10 / £8 conc
The Albany,
Douglas Way,
Deptford, SE8 4AG
Booking: 020 8692 4446
It's My Life, Innit?
ZENA EDWARDS is well-known as a poet, storyteller and musician and tonight she's teamed up a crew of class A musicians and spoken word artists who'll be taking it to the bridge and beyond. Featuring jazz-rap hero SOWETO KINCH and East London's favourite poet ADISA alongside fast-lane verbal talents LEETO THALE and LUCID. Expect a flow of freestyle, acappella and lyrics, all backed up with a tighterthan-tight band and a shed load of positive attitude.
To top it off we're holding an OPEN MIC SESSION. Calling poets AND musicians who wish to come and contribute. Sign up from 7.30pm - 1st come, 1st serve, so suggest you come early!
info: www.applesandsnakes.org
8pm, Tickets: £10 / £8 conc
The Albany,
Douglas Way,
Deptford, SE8 4AG
Booking: 020 8692 4446
It's My Life, Innit?
ZENA EDWARDS is well-known as a poet, storyteller and musician and tonight she's teamed up a crew of class A musicians and spoken word artists who'll be taking it to the bridge and beyond. Featuring jazz-rap hero SOWETO KINCH and East London's favourite poet ADISA alongside fast-lane verbal talents LEETO THALE and LUCID. Expect a flow of freestyle, acappella and lyrics, all backed up with a tighterthan-tight band and a shed load of positive attitude.
To top it off we're holding an OPEN MIC SESSION. Calling poets AND musicians who wish to come and contribute. Sign up from 7.30pm - 1st come, 1st serve, so suggest you come early!
info: www.applesandsnakes.org
THE TRANSGALACTIC INTERWOMAN POETIC EXPRESSWAY
November 8th 2008
7:30pm, £5/ 4 concessions
Poetry Cafe
22 Betterton Street
Covent Garden tube
brought to you by La Langoustine Est Morte ONE TIME ONLY!!!!
HOSTS: Anthony Joseph and Sascha Aurora Akhtar
Representation from all distant and not-so-distant planets
Jamika Ajalon (U.S.A by way of London by way of France)
Olumide Poopola (Nigeria/Germany)
Valeria Melchioretto (Switzerland)
Shanta Acharya (India)
Frances Kruk (Canada)
Ziba Kirbassi (Persia)
Sophie Robinson (the most exotic of them all Old Blighty!)
7:30pm, £5/ 4 concessions
Poetry Cafe
22 Betterton Street
Covent Garden tube
brought to you by La Langoustine Est Morte ONE TIME ONLY!!!!
HOSTS: Anthony Joseph and Sascha Aurora Akhtar
Representation from all distant and not-so-distant planets
Jamika Ajalon (U.S.A by way of London by way of France)
Olumide Poopola (Nigeria/Germany)
Valeria Melchioretto (Switzerland)
Shanta Acharya (India)
Frances Kruk (Canada)
Ziba Kirbassi (Persia)
Sophie Robinson (the most exotic of them all Old Blighty!)
LONDON SW5: Seren Poetry Triple Bill
Saturday 8 November 2008
7pm, Admission free
The Troubadour
263-267 Old Brompton Road,
London SW5 9JA.
Seren invites you to a triple poetry bill
Sarah Corbett reads from Other Beasts; Kathryn Simmonds reads from Sunday at the Skin Laundrette; Meirion Jordan reads from Moonrise.
RSVP torikt@seren-books.comVisit www.seren-books.com for more information.
7pm, Admission free
The Troubadour
263-267 Old Brompton Road,
London SW5 9JA.
Seren invites you to a triple poetry bill
Sarah Corbett reads from Other Beasts; Kathryn Simmonds reads from Sunday at the Skin Laundrette; Meirion Jordan reads from Moonrise.
RSVP torikt@seren-books.comVisit www.seren-books.com for more information.
SUFFOLK: Twentieth Aldeburgh Poetry Festival
Friday 7 - Sunday 9 November
various times and venues: various
tickets from £6-£14
(please book for events in advance)
44 events in various locations: Clive James does a close reading of a favourite poem, Radio 4's 'Saturday Live' regular Matt Harvey responds to anonymously published poetry, plus workshops led by Michael Laskey and Jeni Smith, and readings from Tiffany Atkinson, Mimi Khalvati and George Szirtes.
Visit www.thepoetrytrust.org for more information and to book tickets.
Please note: in a change to the programme, Ian Duhig has had to withdraw from the festival. George Szirtes will now read on 7 November, and deliver the talk on Martin Bell on Saturday 8 November. Matt Simpson will lead the "craft talk" on Sunday 9 November.
various times and venues: various
tickets from £6-£14
(please book for events in advance)
44 events in various locations: Clive James does a close reading of a favourite poem, Radio 4's 'Saturday Live' regular Matt Harvey responds to anonymously published poetry, plus workshops led by Michael Laskey and Jeni Smith, and readings from Tiffany Atkinson, Mimi Khalvati and George Szirtes.
Visit www.thepoetrytrust.org for more information and to book tickets.
Please note: in a change to the programme, Ian Duhig has had to withdraw from the festival. George Szirtes will now read on 7 November, and deliver the talk on Martin Bell on Saturday 8 November. Matt Simpson will lead the "craft talk" on Sunday 9 November.
LONDON: ZENA EDWARDS' SECURITY
Mondays - Saturdays 10-29 November 2008
8pm,
Battersea Arts Centre
Lavender Hill
Clapham Junction
London, SW11 5TN
Zena Edwards' Security 'confronts the issues of security and identity through a fusion of poetry, theatre, movement and song.'
8pm,
Battersea Arts Centre
Lavender Hill
Clapham Junction
London, SW11 5TN
Zena Edwards' Security 'confronts the issues of security and identity through a fusion of poetry, theatre, movement and song.'
SWANSEA: The Dylan Thomas Festival
Ends Monday 10th November 2008
The Dylan Thomas Centre
Swansea
Various prices
11th Annual Dylan Thomas Festival, Swansea 08
Gillian Clarke on Monday 3rd November and the different shortlisted writers for the Dylan Thomas Prize Shortlist on the 5th, 6th and 7th November, including poet Caroline Bird.
Visit www.dylanthomas.com, call 01792 463 980 or email dylanthomas.lot@swansea.gov.uk
The Dylan Thomas Centre
Swansea
Various prices
11th Annual Dylan Thomas Festival, Swansea 08
Gillian Clarke on Monday 3rd November and the different shortlisted writers for the Dylan Thomas Prize Shortlist on the 5th, 6th and 7th November, including poet Caroline Bird.
Visit www.dylanthomas.com, call 01792 463 980 or email dylanthomas.lot@swansea.gov.uk
LONDON NW1: UTTER! GINGERS ALL GINGER SPOKEN WORD SPECTACULAR
Tuesday November 11 2008
7:30-10:30pm,
Green Note Club
106 Camden Parkway
NW1 7AN
Nearest tube: Camden Town, overland: Camden Road
UTTER! GINGERS ALL GINGER SPOKEN WORD SPECTACULAR: AF Harrold, RT Jones, Tamsin Kendrick, John Anstiss, Heather Phillipson, Mark Neil and host Richard Tyrone-Jones
07912539098 richardtyronejones@googlemail.com
7:30-10:30pm,
Green Note Club
106 Camden Parkway
NW1 7AN
Nearest tube: Camden Town, overland: Camden Road
UTTER! GINGERS ALL GINGER SPOKEN WORD SPECTACULAR: AF Harrold, RT Jones, Tamsin Kendrick, John Anstiss, Heather Phillipson, Mark Neil and host Richard Tyrone-Jones
07912539098 richardtyronejones@googlemail.com
Don't Shush Me: Poetry in the Library, featuring John Hegley
Thursday 13th November,
7.30pm, Tickets £7 (£5 concs)
Bishopsgate Institute,
230 Bishopsgate,
London EC2M 4QH
A unique chance to hear John Hegley girding up his rhymes in the intimate setting of Bishopsgate Library. With support from some of the poetry scene's hottest young pretenders.
In partnership with Apples & Snakes.
For tickets or information call 020 7392 9200 or email events@bishopsgate.org.uk
7.30pm, Tickets £7 (£5 concs)
Bishopsgate Institute,
230 Bishopsgate,
London EC2M 4QH
A unique chance to hear John Hegley girding up his rhymes in the intimate setting of Bishopsgate Library. With support from some of the poetry scene's hottest young pretenders.
In partnership with Apples & Snakes.
For tickets or information call 020 7392 9200 or email events@bishopsgate.org.uk
LONDON SW7: Poetry and Space
Thursday 13 November 2008
6:30 pm,
6:30 pm,
Sir Alexander Fleming Building,
Imperial College London,
South Kensington Campus,
London SW7 2AZ
Poetry and Space - part of Poet in the City's 'Escaping the Matrix' series.
Isobel Dixon will be reading poems on astronomy and space. Other featured poets are Diana Syder, Mario Petrucci and Inua Ellams.
Poetry and Space - part of Poet in the City's 'Escaping the Matrix' series.
Isobel Dixon will be reading poems on astronomy and space. Other featured poets are Diana Syder, Mario Petrucci and Inua Ellams.
London: Live Canon
Friday 14th November
1pm. All tickets £5
Greenwich Theatre,
Crooms Hill,
London SE10 8ES
Dynamic actors bring five hundred years of British poetry to life in vibrant performances. A gallery of characters and an explosion of words create a brilliant way to see, hear and experience these canonical poems.
14 Nov 2008 - War Poets, including Sasoon, Owen and Douglas.
to book call 020 8858 7755 or visit www.greenwichtheatre.org.uk. For more information email livecanon@btinternet.com. To join the mailing list email livecanon@btinternet.com with 'Mailing list' as the subject.
1pm. All tickets £5
Greenwich Theatre,
Crooms Hill,
London SE10 8ES
Dynamic actors bring five hundred years of British poetry to life in vibrant performances. A gallery of characters and an explosion of words create a brilliant way to see, hear and experience these canonical poems.
14 Nov 2008 - War Poets, including Sasoon, Owen and Douglas.
to book call 020 8858 7755 or visit www.greenwichtheatre.org.uk. For more information email livecanon@btinternet.com. To join the mailing list email livecanon@btinternet.com with 'Mailing list' as the subject.
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