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Join us as we celebrate with our third installment of The Watering Hole Craft Talk Series. The purpose of these programs is to revisit memorable craft talks that were given at the Winter Retreat and to relive them with everyone.
Franny Choi's was originally presented at The Watering Hole Winter Retreat in 2019 and deals with performance, slam, the craft of staging poetry, etc. It was an intellectual exploration of The Stage in her writing.
Date: Thursday, September 5th, 6:30 p.m. EST
Location: Virtual
Fee: Free for TWH Tribe (Fellows, graduate fellows, and participants of previous workshops and slams)
$35 for all others
Join us as we celebrate with our third installment of The Watering Hole Craft Talk Series. The purpose of these programs is to revisit memorable craft talks that were given at the Winter Retreat and to relive them with everyone.
Phillip B. Williams's was originally presented at The Watering Hole Winter Retreat in 2018.
Date: Thursday, November 7th, 6:30 p.m. EST
Location: Virtual
Fee: Free for TWH Tribe (Fellows, graduate fellows, and participants of previous workshops and slams)
$35 for all others
In short, this program consists of poetry slam workshops that use the structure of debate.
Your student will grow a love for poetry, become proficient at debating and public speaking, and have FUN! This program aims to teach students critical thinking methods, rhetorical strategy, poetic writing, and public speaking through the analysis, composition, and performance of slam poetry.
We are looking to partner with more middle and high schools, camps, mentorship programs, etc.