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Heather Taylor

Contains 2 collection items, 3 performances, 5 in total. Currently showing 5 in total.

Canadian playwright and poet

  • Audio recording of Playday

    Audio recording of Playday

    04/07/2003
    Minidisc recording of ‘Playday’ show at BAC, featuring Adisa, Heather Taylor, Fatimah Kelleher & Jared Louche
  • Playday

    Playday

    4 July 2003 at 
    Battersea Arts Centre (London - Wandsworth) (499)
  • Double Acts

    Double Acts

    5 May 2006 at 
    Battersea Arts Centre (London - Wandsworth) (499)
    As the title suggests, an evening of duos: Aoife Mannix & Heather Taylor, D’Archetypes (formerly known as Yam Boy & Last Mango in Paris), Littleman & Edge, DJ Innit & Cherry L, and Thick Richard. The last-named act – then still a twosome – was unbilled, but happened to be ...
  • Video recording of Double Acts

    Video recording of Double Acts

    5 May 2006
    Mini-DV tape of Double Acts show at BAC.
  • Malika’s Poetry Kitchen – 10th Anniversary Showcase

    Malika’s Poetry Kitchen – 10th Anniversary Showcase

    8 November 2011 at 
    Lost Theatre (London) (1)
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