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Contains 8 performances.
  • The 1995 Poetry Festival - (4/6)

    The 1995 Poetry Festival - (4/6)

    27 April 1995 at 
    Camden People's Theatre (12)
    This Poetry Festival was organised by Apples and Snakes in partnership with Big Word.
  • Midsummer Poetry Festival 1996

    Midsummer Poetry Festival 1996

    16 June 1996 at 
    Victoria Embankment Gardens (8)
  • Centerprise - the 2nd London Poetry Festival (Perf 3)

    Centerprise - the 2nd London Poetry Festival (Perf 3)

    26 June 1996 at 
    Camden People's Theatre (12)
    The festival ran from Monday 24th – Saturday 29th June and included Poetry Workshops on Sat 29th June.
  • 10 of the Best - a crash course in Apples & Snakes

    10 of the Best - a crash course in Apples & Snakes

    6 September 1996 at 
    Battersea Arts Centre (London - Wandsworth) (499)
  • Tarnishing The Exotic

    Tarnishing The Exotic

    13 September 1996 at 
    Battersea Arts Centre (London - Wandsworth) (499)
  • Kismet, Karma & Kaleidoscopes

    Kismet, Karma & Kaleidoscopes

    13 June 1997 at 
    Battersea Arts Centre (London - Wandsworth) (499)
    A programme to celebrate India’s 50th year anniversary of Independence. Showcasing Asian voices exploring notions of destiny, language and territory. Yet another example of Apples and Snakes representing the wide ranging and inclusive programming of the diverse cultural landscape Britain.
  • The Fire People

    The Fire People

    30 September 1998 at 
    Battersea Arts Centre (London - Wandsworth) (499)
    In association with Payback Press. This was a launch event for The Fire People, a landmark collection of contemporary  Black-British poetry. A combination of established and up-and-coming names, the collection captured the zeitgeist of the UK scene at the tail-end of the century.
  • Fantasia

    Fantasia

    6 November 1998 at 
    Battersea Arts Centre (London - Wandsworth) (499)
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