Irish Spoken Word Magazine Issue Two Launches this November in Dublin
Boundless & Bare presents BND Magazine Issue Two launching on 22nd November in The Complex, Dublin. The event will include spoken word performances by Beau Williams, Melissa Ridge, and comedy by Therese Cahill with more soon to be confirmed. Tickets are €12 and include admission to the event and a copy of BND Issue Two. They can be purchased on Eventbrite.
BND is the only spoken word magazine in Ireland that documents the Irish spoken word scene as it exists and evolves, cultivating content with the help of contributors from around the country who wish to write about the community, featuring articles,interviews, reviews, and comments on topical issues in the community.
Highlights of BND Magazine Issue TWO
Interviews with internationally acclaimed spoken word artists Shane Koyczan and Andrea Gibson
Feature Cover: commemoration of Raven and his 15 years as a performance artist in Ireland.
‘History of Spoken Word’ series of accounts with interviews with Paul Casey, Dave Lordan, Christodoulos Makris and more.
A 6-page breakdown of the best spoken word events happening all around the country
Articles on comedy improv, drama therapy, spoken word in small communities across Ireland.
Comments and essays on Being Muslim in the Dublin spoken word community, People with Disabilities in the spoken word Waterford scene.
Event Spotlights: Ireland’s only Irish speaking poetry slam, Liú Lúnasa in Belfast, Indiana poet Kimberly Campenello’s spoken word project MOTHERBABYHOME
Boundless & Bare is a spoken word agency co-founded by Melissa Ridge and Melanie O’Donovan. Established in January 2018 with the purpose of raising the profile of spoken word in Ireland through the production of monthly event guides, podcast interviews, the BND blog and organization of tours for spoken word artists in Ireland and abroad. Boundless & Bare showcases the talents of emerging and established performers across the island of Ireland promoting the art of spoken word to new audiences and communities, promoting poetry in a non-traditional fashion with elements of theatre, comedy and storytelling.
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