Performance

Venue	NST Campus
	Also: Nuffield Campus Theatre
Town	Southampton
County	Hampshire
From	28th June 2010
To	28th June 2010
When	19:30
Prices	From £5.00. To £5.00.
NST Campus (V776)
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Apples and Snakes

Work:: Apples and Snakes (S433617447)

Production:: (T0455510979)

Stand-up poet, armchair revolutionary and recumbent rocker, Elvis McGonagall is the 2006 World Slam Champion, the compere of the notorious Blue Suede Sporran Club and is one of the poets in residence on BBC Radio 4’s Saturday Live. His first one man show, One Man and his Doggeral, received a Guardian four star review at Edinburgh Festival 2009. Andreattah 'Drea' Chuma is one of the more established faces in Botswana's young spoken word poetry scene. She has toured the UK with the Four Continents Poetry Slam and is back for her second invitation to perform at Glastonbury Festival where last year she was given a standing ovation. With Southampton-based fast-paced, rhythmic, rhyming satirical poet ANTHONY FAIRWEATHER.

Performer	Elvis McGonagall
Performer	Andreattah Chuma
Performer	Anthony Fairweather
Performer	Steve Purcell (host)

Listing:: L0350697812

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Stand-up poet, armchair revolutionary and recumbent rocker, Elvis McGonagall is the 2006 World Slam Champion, the compere of the notorious Blue Suede Sporran Club and is one of the poets in residence on BBC Radio 4’s Saturday Live. His first one man show, One Man and his Doggeral, received a Guardian four star review at Edinburgh Festival 2009. Andreattah 'Drea' Chuma is one of the more established faces in Botswana's young spoken word poetry scene. She has toured the UK with the Four Continents Poetry Slam and is back for her second invitation to perform at Glastonbury Festival where last year she was given a standing ovation. With Southampton-based fast-paced, rhythmic, rhyming satirical poet ANTHONY FAIRWEATHER. Studio

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