This Saturday, it’s Colin Young + Sue Clennell + Alan Wearne as our features for 21st April 2018 at Perth Poetry Club.
Colin Young is an emerging poet and translator with a special interest in Greek poetry and drama. He was guest poet at the Queer Poetry night as part of the Perth Poetry Festival in 2016 and his poetry has been published in Dot Dot Dash.
This Saturday, it’s the occasional Creatrix Prize as our feature event plus open-mike for Saturday 14th April 2018 at Perth Poetry Club.
After 10 years of Creatrix by WAPI (WA Poets Inc), WAPI has decided to award an occasional prize for the best poetry from Creatrix.
Scott Patrick-Mitchell takes credit for the idea, with Peter Jeffery and Veronica Lake being the judges, and Julie Evans integral to the prize awarding.
This Saturday, it’s Benny Fincham-de Groot and Mattie Goedegebuur as our features for Saturday 7th April 2018 at Perth Poetry Club.
This Saturday, it’s Andrea Lindell + Stephen Cole + Demie Scally as our features for 31st March 2018 at Perth Poetry Club.
This Saturday, it’s Jonathan Mustard and Ida Hose as our features for 24th March 2018 at Perth Poetry Club.
This Saturday, it’s Matt Norman and Kate Wilson as our features for 17th March 2018 at Perth Poetry Club.
A great gig this Saturday. Perth Poetry Club converts to ...
FLASHLIGHTS OF HOPE - an AUSTRALIAN EXCLUSIVE Grito de Mujer/ Woman Scream by WA Poets Inc
the theme is Giving volume to narratives which have been silenced
this Saturday 10 March 2018, 2pm - 4pm – FREE at The Moon Cafe, 323 William Street, Northbridge
hosted by Maddie Godfrey & Tineke Van der Eecken
It’s a natural progression from Sky Blue to Sky Lines for our Coral Carter.
SKY LINES—a meditative collaboration of images and poems is featuring on the PICA big screen in the Perth Cultural Centre from 1 March to 30 April at 6pm.
This Saturday 3rd March 2018 is our first Mega Open-Mike Event for the year where everyone is a feature at Perth Poetry Club.
Perth Poetry Club holds Mega Open-Mikes quarterly as an opportunity for every open-miker to be a feature with 5 minutes (maximum) of performance time.
Best to prepare your performance. Try something different, experimental. Edit and refresh your poems. Hone your performance skills.
Past events have been memorable for the quality of the poetry and performances.
This Saturday, it’s Peter Burges and Patrick “Patch” Kain as our features for 24th February 2018 at Perth Poetry Club.
Peter Burges is an eclectic reader (history, politics, biographies, fiction, science fiction, fantasy, crime, religious texts, cross-cultural issues, etc.), and has had a long term goal of becoming a writer (of poetry, short stories and novels). So far he has had one poem published (by Unevenfloor, thanks to Jackson), and he hopes it is the first of many.