Interview with Chris Wood, Erica Wagner and Hugh Lupton
Melanie Roberts interviewing Chris Wood, Erica Wagner and Hugh Lupton at the Telling Tales event at the Poetry and Lyrics Festival
We’re Hiring: Head of Creative Engagement
Poet in the City is recruiting for an imaginative creative project manager and programmer to lead on our work inspiring and creating opportunities for the next generation of creative producers.
Black Noise: Experiments in Quiet
An experimental evening of soundscape and performance looking at ideas of rest, community and human interiority.
Women of The Waste Land: Inspiring T.S. Eliot’s Masterpiece
The stories of the compelling women behind the landmark poem.
Sappho: Words More Naked Than Flesh
Join us for a decadent – dissident – evening in celebration of the ‘Tenth Muse’ herself
How to be a Creative Producer: Applying For Funding with Kirsten Luckins
As an independent producer, how do you use grant support to fund the kind of events you want to create?
How to be a Creative Producer: Marketing Yourself with Bohdan Piasecki
As an independent producer, how do you establish your own professional profile? Learn how
to build up your network and use the power
of storytelling in self-promotion
Newcastle Library Workshops
Poet in the City presents workshops and discussions celebrating the power of women, community, radical stories, quiet strength & exploring everyday acts of social action.
Poet in the City projects up for prestigious industry awards
A Drop of Hope and Woolwich Speaks receive recognition from industry design awards and the World Health Organisation.
Amanecer – Pickle Juice
By La Intrusa
Newcastle Young Producers gender expression event raises money for Tyneside Women’s Health
Poet in the City Producers organised their first collaborative event at Cobalt Studios last week, celebrating inclusive gender expression.
Past events
Click here to see a selection of our past events
Diverse Femininity
Poet in the City Producers and Born Lippy Newcastle present an evening exploring femininity and queer identity in the North East.
Edward Lear: Wandering Nonsense Man
A night of poetry and discussion exploring the work of the so-called ‘Nonsense Laureate’.
PinC Podcast Episode 7: UN/DEFINED
By Amy Ann Kemp, Chris Shapiro, Jess Rahman-Gonzalez, Kate Murrant and Rosie Wassi.
Statement following transphobic abuse on social media relating to Herstory
Statement from Poet in the City following criticism for programming a trans artist as part of the Herstory Festival
Herstory – How To Get Involved
From a poetry competition to a call out for local protest memorabilia, there are lots of ways to be a part of Herstory. We’ll be posting all of the opportunities to get involved here in the run up to the festival, so check back or follow us on social media to stay up to date.
Newcastle Herstory Programme
Ahead of Herstory in Newcastle & Exeter, take a peek at our programme to see what’s in store! Below is the full programme of festivities happening in Newcastle City Library on Wednesday 23 March.
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