Monthly Archives: September 2026

Heather Joyce is Our Special Guest at SpokenWord Paris, October 5th! Monday’s Theme: THE SEA

Heather Joyce was brought to France by Cirque Plume and toured with them as a diva/multi-instrumentalist, starring in their show Mélanges Opéra-Plume. After running away from the circus she settled here in Paris to raise two feisty daughters and eventually … Continue reading →

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Rethabile Masilo is Our Special Guest at SpokenWord Paris, September 28th! Monday’s Theme: INTIMACY

Rethabile Masilo is a Mosotho poet from Lesotho and lives in Paris, France. In 2014 his poem ‘Swimming’, published in New Coin Poetry, Vol 49, N°1 and later in his 2nd book, Waslap, won the Dalro First Prize in South … Continue reading →

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Vivian Alexander and Ella Morgan are Our Special Guests at SpokenWord Paris, September 21st! Monday’s Theme: GROWING UP

Vivian Alexander (they/them) is a renowned visual artist and poet – they specialise in large scale installation, international collaboration, and community support. Their work has been described as ‘neurodivergent contemporary’ and explores themes of growth, metamorphosis, liminality, and ergodic literature. … Continue reading →

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The Vagabond Queen is Our Special Guest at SpokenWord Paris, September 14th! Monday’s Theme: METAMORPHOSIS

Dragging spoken word straight out of its skin, The Vagabond Queen is the sonic embodiment of a one woman revolt – collapsing her performance art into a seductive assault to the senses. An unpredictable ritual rooted in the presence of … Continue reading →

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Biba Ndiaye is Our Special Guest at SpokenWord Paris, September 7th! Monday’s Theme: HOME

Born in Dakar, raised in Pantin, Biba Ndiaye grew up in the hip-hop culture. Dancing /rapping, DJ-ing, he fell in love with English (a girl and the language… eventually) while he was living in NYC and the UK, and so, … Continue reading →

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