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SUMMARY:Durham Free Fringe
DESCRIPTION:Durham Free Fringe aims to offer performance spots to all who apply\, which has been made possible by the addition of two venues. Redhills Durham Miners Hall will be the hub for the many spoken word acts taking part. Meanwhile\, The Market Tavern joins The Holy GrAle as a second pub-based venue\, and these spaces will host the majority of music events. The Holy GrAle and Market Tavern will begin hosting events on Wednesday 29th and Thursday 30th July\, Redhills will then run from Friday 31st July to Sunday 2nd August. The Sunday will also feature a music finale at the Holy GrAle. \nThe line up for 2nd August is: \n  \nWords on a North East Street presented by Dan Husband\nAndrew Mears has led a call for 100 poets from the NE to produce a book of 100 poems about homelessness.  This has helped support homelessness charities all over the North East and is growing into community led talks\, fundraisers and awareness meetings. From 3.00 p.m. \n  \nDomesticon.\nAn experimental solo spoken word & comedy performance unpacking lived (and dead) experience of domesticity\, consumerism\, grief\, mothers (mams)\, relationships\, supermarkets\, education\, and health through performative poetic outputs. Trigger warnings: grief\, death and Tesco. 3.30 p.m. (60 min) \n  \nMwelwa Chilekwa: ReSIStance\nWomen are the villains and society is the judge\, jury and executioner. Our heads lay bare on the guillotine and with one false move… But this show changes our story and empowers others. A passionate and emotive one-woman show featuring poetry to SMASH the patriarchy. From light-hearted topics like school life and dating to the more darker aspects: abuse and sexual assault. Trigger warning for those topics\, this is how the world is. Experiences far too many women and girls\, myself included\, face. Why? Together\, no matter your gender\, we are going to put the sis in resistance! 4.35 p.m. (60 min) \n  \nAnne-Marie Draycott: The Good Girl is Revolting\nShe was taught to stay quiet & small. Not anymore. A sharp\, funny spoken word show about women taking up space and reclaiming their voice. Raised to keep the peace\, Anne-Marie learned early that staying small meant staying safe – but at what cost? Through honest and at times light-hearted spoken word\, she draws on her experience of growing up around domestic violence and unpicks the invisible rules that teach girls and women to be polite\, quiet and accommodating. But no more. The “good girl” is revolting. 6.00 p.m. (45 min) \n  \nGeorgia Goodson: Terrible Beautiful Things\nGeorgia builds a set around her latest publication\, with bits and pieces thrown in from the previous\, as well as some unpublished work that is building for a potential future release. Big themes of grief\, nature\, loss\, love. 6.50 p.m (20 min) \n  \nStories from the Streets: Dan Husband\n‘Stories from the Streets’ strays away from the one hour show to be broken down across a weekend\, whilst allowing other spoken word talent and opportunity to showcase their style alongside me! Think less all my ramblings\, think more ‘Husband Material presents:’ D.L. ‘Dan’ Husband is a North East England born & bred writer\, poet and performer. With two collections (HMVI & HMV II) published alongside a score of individual pieces in various publications\, he pens poetry and prose with acid in the inkwell & compassion in the heart. Unflinching writing and performances at various venues and Fringe festivals discussing addiction\, homelessness\, life\, love\, growth and all that lies in between. He has also featured on BBC upload ‘best of 2025’ show and the Northern Voices podcast. “He’s absolutely FAB”  (Emma Millen\, BBC UPLOAD) Guests: Gary the Hat\, Gaeran Southern\, Kev Robson\, Adam Berkeley 7.15 p.m. (30 mins) \n  \nStories from the Streets: Brogan Brannan\nBorn in Somerset\, raised in Scotland\, sullying the north east for the past 6 years\, Brogan is a spoken word poet and performer with salty rants\, structured rhymes and no reservations. Her work often illuminates how deeply personal experiences are often universally felt and she doesn’t shy away from the grisly details. Grab her anytime she’s not on stage to buy a QR code to download her audio album and take some pieces of her home! 8.00 p.m. (30 mins) \n  \nKeith Ford\nKeith Ford is responsible for: 6% of the musical talent in Mr Ford and Mr Gibbs; 11% of the beauty and brains in Mr Ford and Mrs Ford; 3% of the inherent hiphoprisy in Geordie Genes; 49% of the cheerfulness in DJ Cheap and Cheerful; 17.3% of Speech Therapy’s hosting history; 0.2% of his own browsing history. However\, he is entirely 100% responsible for any of the nonsense in his poetry. You do the math…. 8.35 p.m (60 min)
URL:https://tickets.redhillsdurham.org/event/durham-free-fringe-3/
LOCATION:Redhills Durham Miners Hall\, The Miners Hall\, Flass St\, Durham\, DH1 4BE\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Colpitts Poetry Live: Donald Jenkins & Born Lippy; Patience Ezinwoke
DESCRIPTION:Colpitts begins a new season with a double bill – a takeover from Donald Jenkins & Born Lippy and a set by Tees Valley based Nigerian poet Patience Ezinwoke. \n  \nDonald Jenkins & Born Lippy\nDonald Jenkins is a spoken word poet and rapper who loves to rant and rhyme. He has performed throughout the UK including Glastonbury Festival and the Royal Albert Hall. His work has featured in – ‘New Word Order’\, ‘The Writer’s Cafe’ ‘Riggwelter’ ‘ Best New British Poets 2020/21 Anthology’ and Morecambe Poetry Festival Anthology 2023. Since 2025 he has toured with his debut show and book\, Still Raving in Your 40s?. He also runs Born Lippy and co-runs SlamFresh poetry in education. \nBorn Lippy is the North East platform for all things wordy – Spoken Word\, Hip Hop and Comedy. For nearly 9 years they have been showcasing the finest diverse national\, international and local wordsmiths at multiple notable venues in Newcastle. They have curated stages on behalf of Lindisfarne\, Words Weekender\, Summer Streets\, Little Lindi\, START & Newcastle Poetry Festivals and run the annual Geet Muckle Slam at Northern Stage in Newcastle. \nPatience Ezinwoke\nPatience Ezinwoke (PhD) is a British Nigerian poet\, writer\, and educator celebrated for her contributions to English language education and literature in Nigeria and beyond. She co-founded the English Language Teachers Association of Nigeria and has been recognised by the British High Commissioner for her extensive work with the British Council. Her acclaimed works include the award-winning teen novel The Lost Beach\, the poetry collection Drill Baby Drill\, and the environmentally themed novel The Black River. \nEzinwoke’s literary and perfomance work continues to inspire audiences\, academic and literary communities. She has made poetic contributions to the anthologies Our Place\, Our History: An anthology of Black and Asian British Poetry from the North of England and Building Bridges: An International Anthology of Ekphrasis and Reimagining Middlesbrough: a compendium and has performed at the T-Junction International Festival. She’s a member of Tees Women Poets and works as an English teacher for British Council English Online. \nPlus open mic for your poems and original songs – sign up from 7pm.
URL:https://tickets.redhillsdurham.org/event/colpitts-poetry-live-donald-jenkins-patience-ezinwoke/
LOCATION:Redhills Durham Miners Hall\, The Miners Hall\, Flass St\, Durham\, DH1 4BE\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Resist and Resolve - Celebrating and Inspiring Women
DESCRIPTION:Join National Women’s Action for Positive Change (NWAPC) for a special two-day takeover at Redhills! \nJoin us on Saturday 31 October\, 10am–3pm\, and Sunday 1 November\, 11am–2pm\, for a welcoming gathering celebrating women\, connection and positive change. \nAcross the two days\, enjoy inspiring speakers\, poetry\, exhibitions\, stalls and good company. You’ll also have the opportunity to get involved in the Ribbon of Resistance and connect with others who share a vision for a fairer future. \nThe event is intended for women\, and free to attend. Come along\, get involved and be part of the conversation! \nNWAPC is fully inclusive and welcomes all women\, including cisgender\, trans women and non-binary people who experience womanhood as part of their identity. \n  \nSaturday 31st October 10am-3pm \nWe have performances from Lizzie Lovejoy\, Jen Strike and Marie Little. \nSpeakers including Claire McPhail and Samantha Townsend. \nA screening of the film Heard Not Hushed. \n   \nSunday 1st November 11am-3pm \nRest and Relaxation workshops \nBreathing with Claire McPhail \nLaughter Yoga with Noreen Gomally \nThanks to support from Northern Region NEU\, Unite Branches\, Durham City Parish Council\, FBU\, Judith Kirton Darling and North East Yorkshire and Humber TUC.
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LOCATION:Redhills Durham Miners Hall\, The Miners Hall\, Flass St\, Durham\, DH1 4BE\, United Kingdom
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