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Other Writers’ Group today 6pm-8pm. We’re still going to have a writer’s workshop for anyone who needs to come together, talk or reach out in a time of hardship. At a slightly earlier time – 6pm to 8pm – because … Continue reading →

“Risk it!” is tonight’s topic at Open Secret, the open-eyed, open-eared open mic for performers of every ilk (yes, I feel ilky today, sayeth David Leo), at Le Bistrot des Artistes in the Latin Quarter, where “Amor vincit omnia,” precisely … Continue reading →

“Halloo!”  Got that from Winnie the Pooh. . .This is just to say that I believe you’d love to see our featured human at this Wednesday’s Open Secret, the Other open mic of SpokenWord Paris.  I am required by local … Continue reading →

David Leo Show-Biz Cheez-Wiz Jizz Goat-Cheese-Goodness Sirois 😉 on the wire here – welcoming you to Open Secret, that fabled church of the spoken & sung word/intimacy issues support group you’ve probably heard about ad infinitum, ad nauseum eeeeeven. Our … Continue reading →

Well, we’ve been here every Monday through the summer season, but you know, there’s this rentrée feeling all over Paris so, welcome back, or welcome to Au Chat Noir brand new spokenworders! Here you have some photos by Sabine Dundure, … Continue reading →

Theatre director, performer, musician, teacher who lives in Paris but moves around constantly. Member of the Young European Theatre Laboratory and of the collective of directors Inspire Group which evolved into her own company Volcano Song. Her first project “Sinon … Continue reading →

Exceptionally, and due to events beyond our control, SpokenWord 2 -Open Secret is on THURSDAY not Wednesday. (Thursday 28th May) Still at the Bistrot des Artistes, 6 rue des Anglais, 75005. Metro St Michel or Maubert-Mutualite. Sign up 8.30pm, poetics … Continue reading →

The theme is Childhood. And Bibi, as our guest poet, is gonna speak about a project she’s supporting by the charity Un Enfant Par La Main. All money in the hat goes to this charity! Please be generous (if you … Continue reading →