Celebrating poets with dyslexia/dyspraxia/autism..
This event on 26th March 2018 at 19:30 has past.
Open Mic Event
Contact: tony@exceptionalindividuals.com
Exceptional Individuals are hosting our first neurodiversity poetry event on March 26th at Theatre Deli. If you would like to attend as an audience member please use the below:
https://gmtdpoets2018.eventbrite.co.uk
We already have some great acts lined up and we want to encourage more poets top come forward and perform. So if you know any budding neurodiverse poets out there who would like to share some words and verse among friends, please use this link to register friends of yours interested in performing.
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/XY9WNWL
This is a continuation of the Great Minds Think Different campaign, which we were delighted to welcome you all to last year. As always with the Great Minds Think Different Events a focus on fun and yet an emphasis on the positivity and creativity of dyslexia and neurodiverse people. Our aim is to transform the conversation surrounding dyslexia, challenge the broken systems and misconceptions in order to reflect the incredible work that's being done by dyslexic and neurodiverse people in the UK. If you want to be part of it, come down and get involved. It is presented by Exceptional Individuals, the first dyslexic employment agency, as seen on TV.
During the year we will be building on the campaign's great momentum by exhibiting film, art installations and having conversations all celebrating the creativity, skills & enterprise of people with dyslexia and neurodiversity. For our first event of the year on the 26tth of March, will celebrate the role of poetry within the neurodiverse community.
Our previous events included poetry and discussion from Sally Gardner and Toby Wheeler and I’m sure you know was a huge success. We want to build on this success and showcase the full breadth and depth of the talents of people with neurodiversity. With this evening we are building on the shoulders of neurodiversity poetic giants like Agatha Christie in demonstrating that “Very few [people with neurodiversity] are what we seem”.
Entry: FREE
Time: 7:30pm (Doors at 19:00)
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