WRITERS WANTED BND Magazine

We’re future-focused here at BND, after the success of our first issue we’re putting in the time to make Issue Two is even better! So we’re open for business again! Tell your kids, tell your wife, we’re on the hunt for pitches.

Boundless & BareFebruary 9, 2020SPOKEN WORD ARTICLES, spoken word magazine, magazine, writers wanted, journalists, ARTICLE, spoken word poetry

Spoken word theatre has arrived to light a fire in the Big Smoke

Melissa Ridge and Melanie O’ Donovan explore the still-developing form of spoken word theatre in Dublin through the lens of last year’s most fruitful and synergetic pairing; FeliSpeaks and Dagogo Hart.

The Arts Council needs to recognise that Spoken Word is an artform they should embrace

The spoken word community in Ireland is a budding network of event facilitators, festival curators, writers and performers. Speaking generally, it is no secret that there is little money to be made in spoken word and this is not so surprising when you learn there is slim to none financial backing to begin with.

Boundless & BareJune 17, 2019BND, SPOKEN WORD ARTICLES, spoken word magazine, spoken word, melissa ridge, poetry, spoken word ireland, arts council, trudie gorman, flying south, slam sunday, poetry ireland, boundless and bare, boundless

WRITERS WANTED

We’re future-focused here at BND, after the success of our first issue we’re putting in the time to make Issue Two is even better! So we’re open for business again! Tell your kids, tell your wife, we’re on the hunt for pitches.

Boundless & BareMay 27, 2019SPOKEN WORD ARTICLES, spoken word magazine, magazine, writers wanted, journalists, ARTICLE, spoken word poetry

LADY NA MASTER & THE SYNAPTIC ROOM

Adam Lawler speaks with spoken word artist FeliSpeaks about the creation and the idea behind her solo show Lady Na Master & The Synaptic Room in the Smock Alley Boys’ School.

Boundless & BareJuly 1, 2018felispeaks, felicia olusanya, dublin, spoken word, poetry ireland, SPOKEN WORD ARTICLE, spoken word magazine, lady na master, smock alley theatre