Emma will be featuring for Keele Readings. FREE event. All welcome.
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https://www.keele.ac.uk/about/events/2022/november/emmapurshouse-keelereadings/eventtitle,361287,en.php
Join us at the Water Rat for readings from Parveen Brigue, Colin Wells, and Emma Purshouse. Tickets are £5 on the door.
Emma Purshouse will be co-hosting a Quiet Compere Online Showcase with Sarah L Dixon. The event features George Bastow, Gracey-Bee, Penny Blackburn, Mark Connors, Linda Goulden, Helen Ivory, Elizabeth McGeown, Jennifer A.McGowan, Jack McLean and Mark Pajak.
To book your online place contact…
The launch of Kathryn Bevis’ debut pamphlet Flamingo at the Poetry Pharmacy, with guest readings by Emma Purshouse and Jeanette Burton
Emma will be doing a feature set at Caffe Grande Slam. This is a monthly event in a relaxed and friendly environment. Open mic spots of 3 minutes available.
Join Emma Purshouse and Steve Pottinger for an evening of poetry in Whitchurch.
Open mic slots available.
Tickets £3
Emma will be at the Ikon in Birmingham taking part in the a small press fair, showcasing a range of publications, zines and other printed materials.
Featuring artists, poets and writers from across the West Midlands, the fair includes established creators and those new to the scene. Readings and spoken word performances take place throughout the day against the backdrop of Ikon’s exhibitions, including a display of Edward Lear’s sketches and landscape drawings.
Stall holders include: Black Hole Club, Jaskirt Dhaliwal-Boora, Roo Dhissou and Sahjan Kooner, The Emma Press, Fawn Press, Leah Hickey, The Holodeck, Ignite Books, Indestructible Energy, Interim Arts, Mantle Lane Press, Neon Books, The Nobodies, Offa’s Press, Wallinky and Katy Wareham Morris.
Readings and spoken word performances by: Jaskirt Dhaliwal-Boora, Roo Dhissou and Sahjan Kooner, Fawn Press, Heide Goody and Iain Grant, Leah Hickey, Ignite Books, Mantle Lane Press, Neon Books, Offa’s Press, Wallinky and Katy Wareham Morris.
Emma, Steve and Dave bring their new fringe show to Arena Theatre in Wolverhampton. The first outing of the show at the Morecambe Fringe go them ‘Best Spoken Word Show’ and this review…
“This show was a real treat. On the surface, three friends having their first post-pandemic pint down the pub to share their lock-down experiences. In reality it was a sequence of very polished individual performances by three accomplished Spoken Word artists which were artfully blended within a setting of pub chat and banter. This light-hearted format gave the poets opportunity to reflect on both the humour and the sadness apparent in our culture during the covid pandemic whilst cleverly allowing them to expose some of the more poignant experiences of ordinary people. The poetry was exceptional, the whole idea was ingenious and the audience were captivated.” Lancaster Guardian
They’d love to see you if you can make it along.
Tickets are £10. https://wlv.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873636025/events/129434723/seats?zone=Arena%20Theatre%20Seated
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