Ladies and gentlemen, poetry enthusiasts, and lovers of the arts, we are thrilled to introduce STAGE: Poetry in Response to Live Art, a groundbreaking poetry anthology that draws inspiration from the captivating world of live arts. Since 2022, The Broken Spine has been on a remarkable journey, covering a diverse range of live events, from the performances of legendary musicians to the groundbreaking dramas of contemporary theatre. Now, we invite you to join us on this poetic adventure as we bring these experiences to life on the pages of STAGE: Poetry in Response to Live Art.
The Essence of STAGE: Poetry in Response to Live Art
This is not your ordinary poetry collection; it’s a celebration of narrative poetry that reacts to the myriad live arts experiences that have graced our lives. We are passionate about capturing the essence of live events, whether it’s the electrifying energy of a concert, the spontaneity of a street performance, or the profound emotions evoked by a stage play. We invite poets to delve deep into their own live arts encounters and craft poems that transport readers to these unforgettable moments.
Ready to take the spotlight in STAGE: Poetry in Response to Live Art? We’re excited to read your submissions! To contribute your poetry to this unique anthology, please visit our submission page on our website. The submission deadline is 23.59 on February 29, so be sure to mark your calendars and share your poetic creations with us. Together, let’s make STAGE: Poetry in Response to Live Art a celebration of the arts like no other.
When the Glaswegian pop/rock band Texas came to Liverpool, there was a distinct air of excitement! This was a sold-out concert, with
Ross Willis’ Wonder Boy is a heartwarming and inventive play that explores the struggles of Sonny, a young boy overwhelmed by a
On the 24th of October, Tepid Days, the alt-rock project helmed by the relentless Jamie Roberts, are dropping their debut single The
The Broken Spine is a poetry and arts collective proudly published on the coastal edge of North-West England. Founded in 2019 by Alan Parry and Paul Robert Mullen – two school friends reunited after twenty years through a mutual love of poetry.
