The 2011 24-Hour Poetry Feature
Saturday, April 2 at 7:00pm - April 3 at 7:00pm
@ Kafe Kerouac
2250 N. High St. Columbus, OH
24 hours....hundreds of poems...one poet!
This is the sixth year that Columbus, Ohio poet Scott Woods will ring in National Poetry Month by performing a 24-hour set of poems featuring original and covered work...none of which will have been performed at previous marathons! It's a daring and educational journey through poetry, with hours dedicated to the work specific poets and styles. Work has ranged from the classical to the contemporary, with no less than three hours of original work by Scott himself every year.
The event will appear once again at Columbus's premiere home of poetry, Kafe Kerouac for the fifth straight year, who will stay open serving coffee, wine and beer for the entire run of the show. Also, it's a wifi venue, so you can come and relay to the world Scott's progress!
Stay tuned for scheduled hours closer to the date!
You can see the setlists from all the previous years here:
http://scottwoods.livejournal.com/349110.html
@ Kafe Kerouac
2250 N. High St. Columbus, OH
24 hours....hundreds of poems...one poet!
This is the sixth year that Columbus, Ohio poet Scott Woods will ring in National Poetry Month by performing a 24-hour set of poems featuring original and covered work...none of which will have been performed at previous marathons! It's a daring and educational journey through poetry, with hours dedicated to the work specific poets and styles. Work has ranged from the classical to the contemporary, with no less than three hours of original work by Scott himself every year.
The event will appear once again at Columbus's premiere home of poetry, Kafe Kerouac for the fifth straight year, who will stay open serving coffee, wine and beer for the entire run of the show. Also, it's a wifi venue, so you can come and relay to the world Scott's progress!
Stay tuned for scheduled hours closer to the date!
You can see the setlists from all the previous years here:
http://scottwoods.livejournal.com/349110.html