Poets Who Changed 1968: Adrienne Rich – Mary Jean Chan
Erica Gillingham interviews Mary Jean Chan at Poet in the City’s The Women Poets Who Changed 1968: Adrienne Rich event
Poets Who Changed 1968: Adrienne Rich – Joanna Bourke
Erica Gillingham interviews Joanna Bourke at Poet in the City’s The Women Poets Who Changed 1968: Adrienne Rich event
2018 | Anna Madeley | Cerys Matthews | Hannah Lowe | Leonie Evans | Malika Booker | Poetry &Amp; Lyrics
Poetry and Lyrics Festival – Cerys Matthews, Leonie Evans, Hannah Lowe and Malika Booker
Melanie Low interviews Cerys Matthews, Leonie Evans, Hannah Lowe and Malika Booker at When the Levee Breaks, an event at Poet in the City’s 2018 Poetry and Lyrics Festival
Poetry and Lyrics Festival 2018 – Garance Louis
Aynur Meric interviews Garance Louis at her event at Poet in the City’s 2018 Poetry and Lyrics Festival
2017 | Axel Kacoutié | Elaine Mitchener | James Massiah | Katie Melua | Lucy Winkett | Music | Nick Cope | Niles Hailstones | Poet In The City Podcast | Poet In The City Producers | Poetry &Amp; Lyrics | Producers | Rasheeda Page-Muir | Religion | Ruth Padel | Spiritual | Utopia
Episode 6: Searching for Utopia
Featuring Dr Ruth Padel, the Reverend Lucy Winkett, James Massiah and Niles Hailstones.
You Don’t Own Me – Madi Maxwell-Libby
Spirit de la Mare interviews Madi Maxwell-Libby at Poet in the City’s You Don’t Own Me event
You Don’t Own Me – Rachel Long
Julija Gulbinovic interviews Rachel Long at Poet in the City’s You Don’t Own Me event.
You Don’t Own Me – Pecs Collective
Spirit de la Mare interviews Pecs Collective at Poet in the City’s You Don’t Own Me event
Between the Storeys – Imtiaz Dharker
Pamela Mounter interviews Imtiaz Dharker at Poet in the City’s Between the Storeys event, part of the Smithfield 150 Festival
You Don’t Own Me – Dean Atta
Melanie Roberts interviews Dean Atta at Poet in the City’s You Don’t Own Me event
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2018 | Adrienne Rich | Afua Hirsch | Aoife Mannix | Feminism | Joanna Bourke | Lennie Goodings | Mark Ford | Mary Jean Chan | Maya Angelou | Miryam Soloman | Past Events | Sheila Atim | Wilton's Music Hall | Women
The Dream of a Common Language: The Women Poets Who Changed 1968
From the anti-war and civil rights movements to feminist and LGBT activism, this series puts focus on the women poets who played a crucial role in the seismic social and political change of 1968, 50 years on: Maya Angelou and Adrienne Rich.
Matter of Stuff – Sarah Howe
Erica Gillingham interviews Sarah Howe at Poet in the City’s Matter of Stuff Poetry Promenade on National Poetry Day 2018
Make That Change – Bonnie Greer
Pamela Mounter interviews Bonnie Greer at Poet in the City’s Make That Change event on National Poetry Day 2018
Make That Change – Leeto Thale
Pamela Mounter interviews Leeto Thale at Poet in the City’s Make That Change event on National Poetry Day 2018
Meet a Scientist – Helen Mort
Melanie Roberts interviews Helen Mort at Poet in the City’s Meet A Scientist event held at the Francis Crick Institute on National Poetry Day 2018
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Songs of Emily Dickinson
An exploration of Emily Dickinson poetry set to music by Tom Deveson
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised – Bejan Matur
Pamela Mounter interviews Bejan Matur at Poet in the City’s The Revolution Will Not Be Televised event
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised – Sarah Lenton
Pamela Mounter interviews Sarah Lenton at Poet in the City’s The Revolution Will Not Be Televised event
Don’t Call Us Dead – Danez Smith
Erica Gillingham interviews Danez Smith at Don’t Call Us Dead: Danez Smith
The Sea Opens – Stefano Battaglia
Oliver Fallon interviews Stefano Battaglia at Poet in the City’s The Sea Opens event
The Sea Opens – Bejan Matur
Oliver Fallon interviews Bejan Matur at Poet in the City’s The Sea Opens event
2017 | Charles Baudelaire | City | Dylan Read | French | Kings Place
Baudelaire: Botanist of the Sidewalk – Dylan Read
Poet in the City · Dylan Read reading Les Aveugles by Baudelaire Dylan Read was born in Paris and grew-up in Fife, on the east coast of Scotland. At university, Dylan performed and co-directed an extensive repertoire of theatre and performance projects. As a keen musician, he also scored a critically acclaimed version of The Caucasian…
2017 | Charles Baudelaire | City | Feminism | French | Kings Place | Women
Baudelaire: Botanist of the Sidewalk – Lauren Elkin
Poet in the City · Interview with Lauren Elkin at Baudelaire – Botanist of the Sidewalk Charles Baudelaire was the original flâneur poet, embodying the spirit of the curious wanderer. One hundred and fifty years after his death, join Poet in the City and the Rimbaud and Verlaine Foundation as we traverse the psychogeography of…
2017 | Charles Baudelaire | City | French | Imogen Hamilton-Jones | Kings Place | Matthew Beaumont | Nightlife
Beaudelaire: Botanist of the Sidewalk – Matthew Beaumont
Poet in the City · Interview with Matthew Beaumont at Baudelaire – Botanist of the Sidewalk Matthew Beaumont is co-director of the UCL Urban Laboratory and Professor of Nineteenth-Century Literature at the UCL Department of English. Matthew is the author of Utopia Ltd. (Haymarket, 2009), The Spectre of Utopia (Peter Lang, 2012) and Nightwalking (Verso, 2015). As well as being an…
2017 | Charles Baudelaire | City | French | Helen Abbott | Imogen Hamilton-Jones | Kings Place | Music
Baudelaire: Botanist of the Sidewalk – Professor Helen Abbott
Poet in the City · Interview with Professor Helen Abbott at Baudelaire – Botanist of the Sidewalk As Professor of Modern Languages at the University of Birmingham, Helen Abbott specialises in nineteenth-century French poetry and music. Her research explores ways of writing about word-music relationships in poetic language, in critical theories, and using digital methodologies. Her…