SHORTFUSE
an electrifying weekly fusion of stand-up poetry and spokenword
This week at London's ONLY weekly fusion of stand-up poetry, performance comedy and spokenword we bring you: Suzanne Andrade – winner of SHORTFUSE POETRY IDOL 5 and as featured of BBC Radio 3’s mixing it "Joyce Grenfell meets Throbbing Gristle" - dark tales of contemporary unease set to a scratchy 1920’s soundtrack. With Resident Host: ‘A natural performer, witty, inventive, stylish and original’ - Rob Newman ‘Consistently original and accessible’ – Chortle Doors: 8.30pm. Admission: £5 waged / £3 concessions. SOME SHOWS DO SELL OUT AND THIS COULD BE ONE OF THOSE SHOWS- so, if there is a show you really don't want to miss our advice is to reserve tickets with us in advance. Just email your full name, the number of tickets you require, and a contact telephone number to: tickets@shortfuse.co.uk. We will hold them for you on the date of the show, they will be available for collection upon payment at the door between 8pm and 8.30pm. THERE WILL ALSO BE A LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR Thursday 27th October: POETRY IDOL(tm) 6 featuring: Spinmaster Plantpotffice Elvis McGongal Brett Van-Toen Kate Fox Kali Hughes Wayne Smith How does it work? Thursday 3rd November: Logan Murray, Niall O'Sullivan, and Katie Southall. Thursday 10th November: Marian Pashley, Paul Lyalls, and Rebecca Sabin.
Thursday 20th October
Andrew Bailey - a feature length set from the alternative comedian’s alternative comedian. A fusion of sound sampling, a riot of props, and the unexpected.
Ritchie Scurvey - 55-year-old alcoholic anarchist Punk Poet Ritchie Scurvey,
ex-bassist with earthmoving 70s punk band ‘Dick Scurvey and the Cocksmiths’,
and winner of SHORTFUSE POETRY IDOL 4 is trapped in the wrong decade, and
desperate for Arts Council funding.
Every Thursday @ The Camden Head, Camden Walk, Islington, London, N1
Tube: Angel. or click here for details of bus routes.
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Six performers new to SHORTFUSE will perform for 10 minutes each, and then the audience will vote for their favourite acts. The winning two acts will both be given a full length paid set later in the year. Previous winners have gone on to secure regular full length sets at various other spokenword events including Express Excess, Apples & Snakes, plus 5 star Edinburgh Fringe shows. See www.20six.co.uk/poetryidol for more information.
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NATHAN PENLINGTON