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Comment by Shades Of J on July 9, 2009 at 1:24pm

In Cincinnati, Ohio it's The Dukester for "Spoken Word Soul Thursday's"...the Grown Folkz open Mic!

7733 Reading Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio 45227 (513) 205-5201

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Comment by LadyKhadija on January 2, 2009 at 3:56pm

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Comment by The J.U.S. Evolution on December 24, 2008 at 2:57am

Comment by The Speakeasy Cafe open mic Poetry RADIO show. on November 20, 2008 at 3:53pm

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TONIGHT!
for the "SOUND OF INK"
OPEN MIC POETRY
RADIO SHOW!

Show time:
4:00 pm West coast
7:00 pm East coast
Call in number: 646-595-3965
Show site:
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Comment by Max Parthas on April 8, 2008 at 11:19pm

Peace Geoffrey D. I sent you an email that may help you with the rehearsal space.

Comment by Geoffrey D. Holman a.k.a. PRIEST on April 8, 2008 at 9:46pm

Looking for rehearsal space for one or two days in New York , does any one have any ideas? We're a touring theatre co. just starting out with a few productions under the belt and a few feathers in the cap
(not enough to fly) and looking for rehearsal space (consistent).
Any ideas? Schools? Old buildings? Churches?

blackrhythmpublishing07@yahoo.com

Comment by Geoffrey D. Holman a.k.a. PRIEST on April 8, 2008 at 9:42pm

THE NUE LIBERATION THEATRE is currently seeking board members
to formulate a non profit theatre company, located in Asbury Park, N.J. however primarily a touring theatre company.

All candidates must have experience in non profit business,
needed is Assistant Director/Treasurer/Secretary/Accountant
must be well versed and multi talented in ALL aspects of theatre and film.

blackrhythmpublishing07@yahoo.com
In re of Non Profit board in subject header

Comment by Geoffrey D. Holman a.k.a. PRIEST on April 8, 2008 at 9:35pm

Hey, what's up Max: Man, I love this site! It's like a library for those of us in the literary and arts realm. Just wanted to say, I am wholly in agreeance with you in re of QUEEN SHEBA! There's a lot of talented poets out there (I'd like to include myself as one of them), GEORGIA ME (G.A.M.E.) , QUEEN GODIS, CLIMBING POETREE, HELENA D. LEWIS ,DAMN....I could go on but I've got some writing to do of my own this evening. Queen Sheba is simply accessible, I had contacted her a month ago (as well as GEORGIA ME ) in re of getting involved with my spoken word production (which I am trying to get produced as an Off Broadway production and independent film....no comparison to Def Jam) GHETTOETRY (Get-toe-uh-tree) and they both have shown interest in getting involved. Wow, to have both of these poetic enigmas on stage would be like JILL SCOTT and ERYKAH BADU
on set at DAVE CHAPPELLE'S "BLOCK PARTY" movie, ASTOUNDING!
My point is this: That both of these beautiful and talented sisters are well deserving, their accessibility to their colleagues and audiences,
concern for their communities is what makes them truly beautiful
people. Vanity is the enemy of the poet.... QUEEN SHEBA, I love her style, individualism and her warmth is felt through all of her work.
EVEN HER EMAILS MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE THRIVING!
Yeah, she represents the real poets, the ones who sweat, bleed and breathe poetry.

Geoffrey D. Holman a.k.a. Priest
blackrhythmpublishing07@yahoo.com

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Comment by Max Parthas on April 8, 2008 at 9:18pm

If you have a venue, just listing it here on the front page makes you easily accessible. Whether your seeking artists or an audience, it's a win win situation.

For artists or just plain folk looking for a nice place to visit in or out of town. Simply click the icons on the right and see what's available.