Showing posts with label The Flying V. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Flying V. Show all posts

Friday, July 03, 2015

BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT! - Wednesday 15 July, 7:30pm @ The Phoenix

BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT!
BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT! IN THE PHOENIX PUB

BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT! is the Poetry Slam, that means you get 2 minutes on stage with no props or music with your original material for prizes! 1st prizes!
And victory!
Or defeat
tragic - tragic defeat.

BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT! is the Poetry Slam, that means you the audience with your yelling arms, your yelling legs, your yelling heads, all for victory!
Or defeat
tragic - tragic defeat.

And this month it is open season on the Australian Poetry Slam, which means BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT! is the heat one for the Australian Poetry Slam, yes, who will go through as victors to face more victors in a battle to decide who will be more victors, yes victors!?

Defeat! Victory! Poetry!

And we have feature acts!

Reuben Ingall
‘Reuben Ingall is a music-maker from Canberra, Australia. Born in 1986, Ingall began self-releasing music in 2003. He has produced music in a wide range of styles, from soundscapes to glitch beats to what he terms ‘sad pop’, often using guitar, voice, and field recordings as a starting point for iterative digital manipulation.’

Angela Peita
‘Angela Peita is a Brisbane based spoken word artist, workshop facilitator, producer and co-host of Ruckus Slam. She is a Queensland Poetry Slam finalist, two-time Nimbin Performance Poetry World Cup semi-finalist, and Bellingen Readers and Writers Festival Slam 2013 people’s choice award winner. Angela has performed at events across Brisbane and the east coast of Australia. 2015 began with Angela’s debut at Woodford Folk Festival performing at several programmed events.’

And filling the Hadley Memorial Slots is Canberra's answer to William Shatner! The Flying V (aka Vermilion Sands aka Varisht Gosain).


So join BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT! for poetry! Sign-up from 7:30pm or when the Score Adder says sign-up! Poetry slam at 8pm! It all ends at 11:30pm! And remember: no props, no music, your original material, victory, defeat, wear shoes.

Sunday, March 29, 2015

The Poetry Slam inside Canberra in the Phoenix Pub

BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT!
BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT! wants your words on stage inside the Phoenix Pub for two minutes with no props no music for prizes, 1st prizes!

Because BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT! is the Poetry Slam that gives anyone a microphone on stage in front of an audience, judges, MCs, feature acts, a bar, bar staff, toilets and doorways! All for you!

And we want you there to audience, judge, perform, read, drink, toilet, go to sleep, wake up, yelp, go back to sleep and/or win first prizes!

And we have a feature act and a house band.

Our feature act is the long lost father, mother, daughter, uncle, grandmother and grandson of BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT!, he is David Stavanger.

‘David Stavanger’s poetry & flash fiction has been published in various Australian and international magazines, newspapers & anthologies. Known for his distinct live performance he has featured at various writers festivals & poetry venues around the world. His chapbook And the Ringmaster Said… was released through QLD's Small Change Press in 2008. In 2012 he was invited to be QLD’s Writer in Residence as part of the National Year of Reading. In 2013 he received CAL funding to visit Edinburgh and be mentored in their Reader-in-Residence program. As part of this UK tour he also presented at StAnza, Scotland’s National Poetry Festival. In the same year he also won the Thomas Shapcott Poetry Prize and took up residency as Australia’s inaugural “Reader-in-Residence”, a 12 month live weekly writing & poetry installation at Brisbane Square Library. His new poetry collection The Special will be released by UQP in August 2014.’


Our house band is the Viola Cloning Project!

‘The Viola Cloning Project is a one-man, one-viola, seventy-five-effect-pedal band. Using loop recorders and harmoniser pedals in particular, a single instrument becomes a full string and percussion orchestra. It is the brainchild of Richard Grantham, a classically-trained composer and band-hardened multi-instrumentalist based in Brisbane, Australia.’


And filling the Hadley Memorial Slots is the Flying V.

So join BAD!SLAM!NO!BISCUIT!, 7:30pm to sign-up, 8pm to poetry slam, all night for drinking, and remember no props, no music, your original words!