The 2016 Boston Poetry Slam team is inordinately pleased to announce that we are ranked 12th in the nation after two nights of poetry, qualifying us for semi-finals! The BPS took the win last night in a room at Decatur City Hall over BamaSlam from Montevallo and our two NorthBEAST allies from Mill City and …
Happy Halloween, everyone! Big thanks to all who came out to celebrate with us this year at the Dead Poets’ Slam. Our open mic was full of a great mix of live poets doing their own work, live poets doing dead poets’ work, and live poets covering each other. Neat! We enjoyed a few costumes …
Behind the link: scores, rankings, and highlights from the 2012 Team Selection Preliminaries. There’s also a fabulous gallery of images by photographer Marshall Goff!
Well, we don’t call it slam for nothing; last night’s event was boisterous, rollicking, edge-of-your-seat kind of fun, all tied together with that silly scoring system we informally use to reduce art to cold, hard numbers. That’s right, the World Qualifier Semi-Finals rocked the house from beginning to end, with competing poets rolling out their …
Qualified poets slam off in the annual grand speed slam: two rounds of 2- and 1-minute poems to see who will advance to World Qualifier Finals. $5 cover.
Yehya Barakat, Brittany Frederick, Myles Taylor, and Joshua Elbaum will represent the venue at the 2019 Feminine Empowerment Movement Slam in Boston on October 19-20! Click here for more info about the team. Photo by Kelsey Chaplain at Moonlighting.
The 2019 team is: Terah Ehigiator, Joshua Elbaum, Zeke Russell, and Arianna Monet. Catch the team performing with VLA Dance and RebeccaLynn on November 22 at Urbanity! Illustration by Jen Epervary! Wow!
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