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Live Literature Weekend Live Literature Weekend Event Planner LIVE LITERATURE WEEKEND www.sotospeak2018.co.uk LIVE LITERATURE WEEKEND EVENT PLANNER Fri 2nd Nov - Engagement and Barriers Symposium with confirmed speakers including Louisa Adjoa Parker, Deanna Roger, Amy Wack, Cathy Galvin, Lisa Kelly and Abigail Palmer NST City, 2pm - 5pm SO:Write Showcase feat. Dizraeli and writers from the SO:Write project NST City, 7:30pm Sat 3rd Nov - Young Writers Workshop with Josh Seigal Mayflower Theatre 10am Time after Time Workshop with Iain Morrison John Hansard Galley 10:30am Small Press Showcase: Nine Arches Press feat. Jacqueline Saphra, Gregory Leadbetter and Rishi Dastidar John Hansard Galley 1pm Small Press Showcase: Penned in the Margins feat. Sarah Hesketh, Luke Kennard, and John McCullough John Hansard Galley 2:30pm Small Press Showcase: Burning Eye Books feat. Rosy Carrick, Joshua Seigal, Amani Saeed and Nadia Malikt John Hansard Galley 4pm How to Keep Time: A Drum Solo for Dementia Antosh Wojcik/Penned in the Margins, with Sarah Hesketh & post-show Q&A. NST City 7:45 pm Sun 4th Nov - SO:Write Book Launch with Writers in Residence Nazneen Ahmed, Iain Morrison, SO:Write Women and Mayflower Young Writers Welcome to SO: To Speak 2018 It’s a great pleasure to curate this special weekend of activity, celebrating writers and writing in partnership with John Hansard Gallery, University of Southampton, NST, and Southampton Cultural Development Trust from the heart of the Cultural Quarter at Studio 144. As we work towards establishing Southampton as a City of Literature, it’s important to recognise how Creative Writing fills the lives of people in this city, from grassroots levels through to publication and performance. With this in mind, SO: To Speak 2018 celebrates new voices emerging from the SO:Write project alongside more established names from around the UK. From Friday through to Sunday our programme offers something for everyone with performances from the local community alongside some of the UK’s hottest poetic property. We’re delighted to welcome Burning Eye Books, Penned in the Margins, and Nine Arches Press to John Hansard Gallery, along with special guests including hip hop legend and musical maestro, Dizraeli who will be topping the bill in the NST Studio. None of this would be possible without the hard work of our volunteers and the team working behind the scenes to ensure SO: To Speak runs as smoothly as possible. Thanks to everyone who made this year’s event happen, and in particular, to Arts Council England for their continued support. We hope you enjoy the show. Matt West ArtfulScribe For more information visit www.sotospeak2018.co.uk Thanks are due to University of Southampton, NST, John Hansard Gallery and Southampton Cultural Development Trust for support, and Arts Council England/Southampton Festivals for funding. SO:Write is a two-year literature development initiative managed by ArtfulScribe and generously funded by Arts Council England with support from Apples and Snakes, ArtfulScribe, John Hansard Gallery, Mayflower Theatre, Southampton Libraries, Southampton Cultural Development Trust, Nuffield Southampton Theatres, and University of Southampton. SO: To Speak Engagement Symposium Date: Friday 2 November 2018 Time: 2pm – 5pm Tickets available in advance from nstheatres.co.uk Location: NST City, 142-144 Above Bar Street, Southampton, SO14 7DU. This Symposium, exploring literary cultures and barriers to engagement, is delivered in partnership between University of Southampton’s English Department and ArtfulScribe. The event will raise and discuss issues regarding barriers to engagement with live literature, featuring invited key note speakers, panel discussions, and opportunities for audiences to contribute to the debate through floor discussions. This event will be in two parts. Part A, hosted by University of Southampton, will explore how literary cultures have developed in other cities with a view to sharing ideas and examples of good practice that might be considered as Southampton moves forward and raises its profile as a city of literature. Part B, hosted by ArtfulScribe, will consider access issues affecting engagement by disabled people, the deaf community, and marginalised voices from other sectors of society. The symposium will close with a summation by University of Southampton and ArtfulScribe of the afternoon’s session, along with considerations for ‘next steps’ for festival and event organisers looking to ensure inclusivity applies to all who wish to engage in live literature events but who may otherwise face access issues. Confirmed speakers are Louisa Adjoa Parker, Deanna Roger, Amy Wack, Cathy Galvin, Lisa Kelly and Abigail Palmer. SO:Write Showcase Date: Friday 2 November 2018 Time: 7.00pm Tickets on sale at nstheatres.co.uk Location: NST City, 142-144 Above Bar Street, Southampton, SO14 7DU. A celebratory showcase featuring writers from the SO:Write project with an hour-long headline set from multi-talented poet, producer, musician and MC, Dizraeli Performer - MC Dizraeli Producer, poet, MC and multi-instrumentalist, Dizraeli pushes the boundaries of hiphop, drawing on grime, jazz, garage and West African percussion to craft a genre all his own. His music has been played on BBC Radio 1, 1Xtra, Radio 2, Radio 3 and 6Music. “Touching, funny stories of riots, atheism and Englishness… Dizraeli embodies 21st Century folk” The Independent Shaped as an MC in 1990’s Bristol, Dizraeli is also one of the leading lights of the UK spoken word scene, having worked with Kate Tempest, Scroobius Pip and many others. Dizraeli won the BBC Radio 4 national poetry slam and the Farrago UK Slam Championship, and has written several hiphop plays including the award winning Rebel Cell with Baba Brinkman (Musical Theatre Matters Award, Spirit of the Fringe), with which he toured around the UK, and to pre-Arab Spring Cairo and the West Bank in Palestine. He’s supported Saul Williams and Blackalicious on their UK tours, and Mos Def and the Pharcyde for their headline London shows. He has also toured in France, Germany, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Senegal, Kosovo, Poland, the Czech Republic and the USA. Time After Time Workshop: Iain Morrison Date: Saturday 3 November 2018 Time: 10.30am – 12.30pm Tickets available in advance from EventBrite Location: John Hansard Gallery, 142-144 Above Bar Street, Southampton, SO14 7DU. Join Iain Morrison, Writer in Residence for John Hansard Gallery, for a free writing workshop exploring different approaches to creating a written response to artwork, using selected pieces from the Time after Time exhibition. Time After Time is curated by Professor Stephen Foster and reflects on the Gallery’s history and programmes. Bridging both its previous and new city centre homes, this exhibition re-examines some key site-specific installations that were shown at the Gallery between 1993 and 2016 by artists Caroline Bergvall, Victor Burgin, Hamad Butt, John Latham, Charlotte Posenenske, alongside a new work by Walter van Rijn. Time After Time examines the long-term value of temporary or transient works. During this two-hour session, participants will have the opportunity to consider selected works in the exhibition together and write their own responses. After he finished a degree in music at University of Cambridge, Iain moved to Bristol where he developed a cross-artform practice. He moved back to his home, Edinburgh, in 2010, where he balances independent creative projects with a role at the city’s Fruitmarket Gallery. His performance work includes The Library is Open! a night of drag queen poetry at the Scottish Poetry Library that bagged a Creative Edinburgh award, and a durational presentation of the complete Emily Dickinson poems which he toured to Berlin. He has a book of poems I’m A Pretty Circler coming out later this year with Glasgow publisher Vagabond Voices. He is Writer in Residence at John Hansard Gallery in Southampton. Presented in partnership with John Hansard Gallery, part of the University of Southampton. YOUNG WRITERS WORKSHOP: JOSH SEIGAL Date: Saturday 3 November 2018 Time: 10am – 12pm Tickets available in advance from EventBrite Location: Mayflower Theatre, Commercial Road, Southampton, SO15 1GE. Join the Mayflower Young Writers for this free session, delivered by Burning Eye Book’s Joshua Seigal. Joshua Seigal is a London-based poet, performer and workshop leader. His most recent book, I Bet I Can Make You Laugh: The Funniest Poems Around, will be released by Bloomsbury in August 2018. His book Little Lemur Laughing (2017) has been longlisted for the North Somerset Teachers’ Book Award 2018 and was longlisted for the 2018 BookTrust Letterbox Club Pick. I Don’t Like Poetry (2016) was awarded silver at the North Somerset Teachers’ Book Awards 2017, and was longlisted for the Laugh Out Loud Award 2017. Joshua has an MA in Writing/Education, and has undertaken a variety of work with schools. He is the Patron of Reading at Fleetville Infant School, an official National Poetry Day Ambassador, and has worked as the Spoken Word Educator at Plashet School (2014 – 2017) and Poet in Residence at Beatrix Potter Primary School (2015- 2016). His students have produced award-winning poems at the 2015 and 2016 Verse Vs Verse Poetry Slam, shortlisted for the Amnesty International Youth Award for Poetry and the Betjeman Poetry Prize. His children’s books are published by Bloomsbury and Flying Eye, and he has performed all over the world. He has taken his poetry to the Edinburgh Fringe, the Edinburgh Book Festival, the Cheltenham Literature Festival and the Bath Children’s Literature Festival. Small Press Showcase: Nine Arches Press Date: Saturday 3 November 2018 Time: 1pm – 2pm Advanced tickets £8. Save on entry to our small press showcases with the Small Press Pass. Gain entry to all three shows for only £20 (+ booking fees), saving you nearly 20%! Tickets available in advance from EventBrite Location: John Hansard Gallery, 142-144 Above Bar Street, Southampton, SO14 7DU.
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