Enough Said Poetry Slam feat. Daiane Moret
Event description
Join us for our final slam of 2020!
Enough Said Poetry Slam is a slamily where you can share your poems/words/stories/etc, listen to other people share theirs, click for your faves and maybe even win a prize!
This month you can join us live at Society City or online via Zoom! Venue capacity is limited - please register in advance.
Society City is a 5 min walk from Wollongong train station, with regular buses stopping less than 100m from the entrance. The venue is up two flights of stairs with one unisex toilet inside. Unfortunately there is no wheelchair access.
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FEATURE POET
DAIANE MORET
Daiane is a Brazilian woman living in Gadigal Land, Sydney, since 2010. With a background in acting, dance plus a psychology bachelor, it was through poetry that she found the space to revisit the knots which wove her into the woman she is today. Dai’s art navigates personal experiences whilst deconstructing given identities, embracing elements of Brazilian culture and retelling narratives while re-signifying herself through them. She has performed at the Sydney Writers Festival, Vivid, Melbourne Spoken Word Festival, Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival and Poetica.
SUPPORT FEATURE
CAITIE WHITE
Caitlin (Caitie) is a nonbinary artist based in Wollongong NSW/Dharawal land. They are the Founder & EIC of Baby Teeth, a founding member of Society City, and co-editor of Heroines Anthology & Writing Prize since its inception. Their personal work has appeared in zines and indie journals from all over. They’ve featured as a performance poet for Girls On Key and with Enough Said Poetry Slam at Yours & Owls Festival.
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POETRY SLAM RULES
Maximum of 15 participants in the slam. Everyone is welcome, from bedroom poets to experienced performers. Please register in advance of the event.
3 min time limit, no props or costumes, share your original poems, stories, raps, rants and monologues with a live and engaged audience.
Random people from the audience become the judges and the highest scoring poet wins!
But remember: The points are not the point, the point is poetry!
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Enough Said Poetry Slam is proudly supported by Culture Bank Wollongong and Julian Luke Centauri.
We acknowledge we work and share our stories on the land of the Wodi Wodi people of the Dharawal nation and pay our respects.
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