On Thursday, April 10th at the Spill, the Next Round of slam and open stage promises to be a good one, with Lebogang Mothibatsela hosting and Meaghan Kelly as the sacrificial poet.
Sign-up at 7:30 and show at 8. Open stage to follow.
Twelve poets in the first round of slam, with six in the second, and the audience's (by which I mean the judges') favourite three poets of the evening reading in a third round. Open sign-up for open stage (may be time-permitting as the Spill has live music for later in the evening.)
A time limit of three minutes is encouraged for each poem, but will not be enforced.
And remember - the points are not the point, the poetry is the point!
Writers of all sorts and styles from seasoned slammers to first-time readers are welcome, as well as curious and supportive spectators. First time readers are especially encouraged to sign-up.
Hope to see you there!
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Monday, March 24, 2008
SO MUCH POETRY.
Poetry Night @ Black Honey with Andrew Nurse
Tuesday, April 1 - 8pm
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=9085679878&ref=share
Slam Workshop - Traill University
Monday, April 7 - 4-6pm,
Seminar room (Find exact location at the Trend anytime after 10am. SO many workshops!)
Ziy and I will be facilitating a workshop where everybody brings a poem, works on performing it with input from everybody else in the room (in true slam style!).
Bring a piece of your own work, talk a bit about the history of slam poetry and the poetry slam format, and then workshop everyone's pieces into slam-worthy performance art to have the chance to perform at the Peterborough Poetry Slam and Spoken Open Stage later in the week! First time readers to seasoned slammers all welcome. All styles of poetry encouraged."
More information on Traill University and the Party on the Hill is available here:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=26062363992
Tuesday, April 1 - 8pm
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=9085679878&ref=share
Slam Workshop - Traill University
Monday, April 7 - 4-6pm,
Seminar room (Find exact location at the Trend anytime after 10am. SO many workshops!)
Ziy and I will be facilitating a workshop where everybody brings a poem, works on performing it with input from everybody else in the room (in true slam style!).
Bring a piece of your own work, talk a bit about the history of slam poetry and the poetry slam format, and then workshop everyone's pieces into slam-worthy performance art to have the chance to perform at the Peterborough Poetry Slam and Spoken Open Stage later in the week! First time readers to seasoned slammers all welcome. All styles of poetry encouraged."
More information on Traill University and the Party on the Hill is available here:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=26062363992
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
New Facebook Group!
This blog will continue to be updated with event listings and information, but if you are on facebook, and want something slightly more interactive, join here:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=9543653748
Join up to get monthly invites to the "Next Round" and keep up to date on poetry and spoken word workshops and events happening in Peterborough.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=9543653748
Join up to get monthly invites to the "Next Round" and keep up to date on poetry and spoken word workshops and events happening in Peterborough.
Monday, March 10, 2008
MARCH 13 - Next Round of the Peterborough Poetry Slam and Open Stage
Take a break from March insanity and come listen to/read some poetry at the Spill!
Thursday, March 13!Sign-up at 7:30! Show at 8!
Open sign up for open stage. Twelve poets sign up for the first slam round of the evening. Six poets will move onto the second round, and there will be a final round of the random judge's favourite three poets of the night.
A time limit of three minutes is encouraged for each poem, but will not be enforced. Remember - the points are not the point, the poetry is the point!
Writers of all sorts from seasoned slammers to first-time readers are welcome, as well as curious and supportive spectators. First time readers are especially encouraged.
Thursday, March 13!Sign-up at 7:30! Show at 8!
Open sign up for open stage. Twelve poets sign up for the first slam round of the evening. Six poets will move onto the second round, and there will be a final round of the random judge's favourite three poets of the night.
A time limit of three minutes is encouraged for each poem, but will not be enforced. Remember - the points are not the point, the poetry is the point!
Writers of all sorts from seasoned slammers to first-time readers are welcome, as well as curious and supportive spectators. First time readers are especially encouraged.
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