Why enter the Slam? Part II – Kayo

November 25, 2008

“The slam exposed me to other poets of the same age and gave me the platform to perform in front of an audience. Coming in to the slam at the age of 16 was the first time I had read out my writing and the enthusiasm and support I got from the other participants pushed me to keep writing and performing. Off the back of the slam I was booked for my first professional gig and have been performing my work regularly since then. If you want to take your work off the page, this slam is one of the best places to learn the craft”.

Kayo Chingonyi

Slam Winner 2003

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Why enter the Slam? Part I – Natalie

November 19, 2008

“It gave me confidence and taught me lots of valuable lessons as a writer and on a more personal level. When I am surrounded by other poets and spoken word artists I become more creative, determined and active so it helped me in that respect too. To top it off my CV looks great because of what I did during and after as a result of the Slam! If it wasn’t for that I might not have got into university”.

Natalie Leer

Slam Winner 2003 & 2004

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SLAM – what do you want to say?

November 11, 2008

Call out to allĀ 12-18 year olds living in London and Liverpool, we want to hear your voices, your experiences, your views. Read more.

Chris Preddie, aka Cashman

Winner of Slam 2006 and Mentor 2008.


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