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The latest issue of Sandman has a review of the blood and bone marrow donation awareness gig I played in September for Danny North.
Relevant extract here:
"The night takes a detour from rambunctious-rabbit-dance-antics into the realm of spoken word performance with the arrival of Penny Broadhurst. Coming equipped with only a mic, setlist notes, barbed witticisms and zesty rhyming couplets, Penny regales us with some interesting poetic ruminations on (amongst other things) the banality of modern reality-pop shows, call-centre life and living with a socially-unrecognised disability. It's captivating stuff, and gives the evening a very interesting twist, just a pity some chuntering clods at the back seem to think their conversations take precedence in terms of volume." Nick Kearns, Sandman magazine.
Relevant extract here:
"The night takes a detour from rambunctious-rabbit-dance-antics into the realm of spoken word performance with the arrival of Penny Broadhurst. Coming equipped with only a mic, setlist notes, barbed witticisms and zesty rhyming couplets, Penny regales us with some interesting poetic ruminations on (amongst other things) the banality of modern reality-pop shows, call-centre life and living with a socially-unrecognised disability. It's captivating stuff, and gives the evening a very interesting twist, just a pity some chuntering clods at the back seem to think their conversations take precedence in terms of volume." Nick Kearns, Sandman magazine.