Poetry – Weston-super-Mum

Live at the Quarry: From the Mud Cabaret

Karen Blake reviews From the Mud Cabaret, part of the Theatre Orchard/Culture Weston ‘Live at The Quarry’ season on Wednesday

The Alma Theatre provided a perfect space for this performance, an intimate venue that held the words spoken. More spoken

Rainbow Milk is a multi-coloured LGBTQ+ poetry night curated with love and a mischievous grin by Milk Poetry, Blah Blah,

Approaching Bristol Old Vic I’d forgotten that BOV had been renovated, I’d got so used to sneaking round the back

Catherine Ireton’s For All the Fires Not Yet Lit is a beautiful small-scale adventure, a sung-story played wonderfully to an

I had braced myself for a show filled with tales of violence, tragedy and fear, to be crying floods of tears.

Word Mustard is Weston’s monthly poetry evening that invites us to take to the open mic and share our work in

Having seen Harry Baker perform a few times I was excited to see he was back in Bristol for the

“We love private jokes in the poetry world,” notes Hannah, one of the compères of this monthly poetry extravaganza, as