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A dynamic and powerful journey through the streets of Johannesburg, Leeds, London, Bristol & Capetown. To celebrate Black History Month, the inaugural event for Word of Mouth at Bristol Old Vic is Verbalized, an evening of performance by an astounding13 poets from the UK and South Africa taking to the Studio stage for the first time together. Achingly rich, inventive, mesmerizing and original, Verbalized poets have cited their influences as ranging from hip-hop to science, rap to politics, theatre to identity. Hosted by Bristol's very own Byron Vincent ("A consummate performer, achingly funny, he's the brightest new star on the block"), Verbalized also includes two other acclaimed poets from Bristol, Miles Chambers and Edson Burton. Click here for full biographies of the poets. Verbalized brings together some of the most renowned and electrifying poets that the UK and Africa has to offer and plants them firmly in the heart of Bristol. Verbalized poets have performed in such places as The Globe, Buckingham Palace, The Tate, Glastonbury Festival, Ronnie Scott's and The Houses of Parliament and have worked with such poetry luminaries as Linton Kwesi Johnson, Sonia Sanchez, Lemn Sissay, Jean Binta Breeze and Roger McGough.

Cast/Performers

Zena Edwards (UK), Khadijah Ibrahiim (UK), Kayo Chingonyi (UK), Dzifa Benson (UK), Avaes Mohammad (UK), Vincent Byron (UK), Miles Chamber (UK), Edson Burton (UK), Mpho ya Badimo (South Africa), Naima McLean (South Africa), Bulelwa Basse (South Africa), Masana Mulaudzi (South Africa), Mbali Vilakazi (South Africa)

Verbalized - Word of Mouth

Verbalized - Word of Mouth (Poetry) production archive for QTIX code T0230962156. Details of all Verbalized - Word of Mouth archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S651633471

Archive Listings

14 Oct 10Bristol Old Vic
Bristol, City of Bristol
Performance Details => Venue archive

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