Utter! Coalition
This event on 3rd May 2011 at 19:30 has past.
Contact: prebooked on http://www.wegottickets.com/event/110120
Utter! Coalition: We're All in This Together
Celebrating/Commiserating one year of the Lib/Con coalition, Poets of different styles combine for the country's good! Supported by Arts Council England. We're all in this together...!
DEAD POETS - Can a poet and hip-hop artist learn to see eye to eye? Ex-English teacher Mark Grist and MC Mixxy, both former Peterborough Poet Laureates, find out. Packed with witty wordplay, laugh out loud humour, and overflowing with creative energy.
LUCY LEAGRAVE vs. TAMSIN KENDRICK - Tamsin is the outgoing globetrotting sex-kitten with a smile, a glass of red wine and a flirtatious wink for everybody. Lucy is the ice queen of Vintage Poison, penning venomous poems in your cobwebbed attic, wearing the dyed-black wedding dress in which your great-aunt was jilted at the altar, moving only to bite the heads off dolls.
PRUDE & ARROGANT - Arrogant Lucy is a Space Philosopher. Prude Fledgling is a Revolutionary Propoganderist. Arrogant Lucy is the creator of the Political Movement for Humanity Freedom. Prude Fledgling IS The World Dominatrix Party.
PLUS ALAN WOLFSON, a walking coalition of contradictions in terms, sharpener of the pencil of Pointlessness, and WINNER of last month's PAID GIG CONTEST!
PAID GIG CONTEST - YOU vote for who wins a paid gig next month. NEW! THIS MONTH WE TRIAL THE AV SYSTEM - For the first time at 'Utter!' you get to rank your votes in case your first choice doesn't win. Does it actually work?
http://www.aboutmyvote.co.uk/referendum_2011.aspx?
Dan Simpson of the Poetry Party, Chip Grim and the best writer from the 'Utter!' Coalition writing workshop the day before find out!
All ably hosted by the red in tooth & hair RICHARD TYRONE JONES - 'ringmaster of spoken word' (ThreeWeeks).
Price: £7.00. (£7 (£5 adv))
Time: 7:30pm
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