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Entry:   32 Time:   Sun Jan 23, 2005 06:13pm
Name:   hassan  City:   casablanca
Message:    
   Hi tell tales. just wanna say big up to you guys in england. last week i watched liam gallimore-wells read a story at the performing arts academy here - what a fabulous talent! we're gonna buy a copy of the book from amazon & get our school to put it on the reading list for english next year. stay cool u guys & maybe see you some day in morocco!

Entry:   31 Time:   Sun Jan 23, 2005 06:12pm
Name:   hassan  City:   casablanca
Message:    
   Hi tell tales. just wanna say big up to you guys in england. last week i watched liam gallimore-wells read a story at the performing arts academy here - what a fabulous talent! we're gonna buy a copy of the book from amazon & get our school to put it on the reading list for english next year. stay cool u guys & maybe see you some day in morocco!

Entry:   30 Time:   Sun Jan 23, 2005 06:12pm
Name:   hassan  City:   casablanca
Message:    
   Hi tell tales. just wanna say big up to you guys in england. last week i watched liam gallimore-wells read a story at the performing arts academy here - what a fabulous talent! we're gonna buy a copy of the book from amazon & get our school to put it on the reading list for english next year. stay cool u guys & maybe see you some day in morocco!

Entry:   29 Time:   Thu Nov 18, 2004 05:13pm
Name:   Gemma Weekes aka MisFit  [HomePage] City:  
Message:    
   Me again! Sorry... put the wrong web address on the last message!  It's misfitmusic.tripod.com! Holla x

Entry:   26 Time:   Mon Nov 8, 2004 11:01pm
Name:   Jam master J  City:   non of ur business
Message:    
   YO!
DIS GOES OUT 2 MY NO1 CHICK SHARON JENNINGS!
U BE HEAVY BLUD! UR WRITING ABILITY IS 2 GUD 4 WORDS.............. SO DAMN CREATIVE! HOPE THURS GOES WELL NO WORRIES ILL BE THERE 2 CHEER U ON!
LUV YA LIKE YORKIE BARS!
IM OUT........PEACE! (PAP PAP PAP)

Entry:   25 Time:   Mon Oct 25, 2004 10:19am
Name:   Katie McGowan  City:   London
Message:    
   I thoroughly enjoyed the readings at UCL Bloomsbury - a refreshing mix of light-hearted and topical themes set to some wicked tunes. I found Shiromi Pinto's 'Haraka' particularly stirring and Gemma Weekes a genius with metaphors. Looking forward to hearing more  soon.

Entry:   24 Time:   Wed Sep 15, 2004 10:47am
Name:   Oyin Alonge  City:   Manchester
Message:    
   I was at the chinese centre in manchester...Lovely venue blessed with some exiting readings...Truly refreshing...The best of luck on your next port of call...

Entry:   22 Time:   Tue Aug 17, 2004 08:09am
Name:   Susan Kiguli  City:  
Message:    
   Moving, magical experience. May I say that Kadija Sesay and Matt Thorne should read together more often. Certainly my highlights of the evening. Kadija Sesay's symbols of Tupac and Ed captured my imagination. Stunning.

Entry:   21 Time:   Sun Aug 15, 2004 12:10pm
Name:   Kadija Sesay  [HomePage] City:   Leeds/London
Message:    
   Can I be biased? And say that Matt Thorne's 'flute' story is definitely one of my favourites.

And the Leeds audience last night - such a wonderful, warm vibe - and I didn't have the food this time - but I know it was good!

Entry:   18 Time:   Tue Jul 27, 2004 10:29am
Name:   Mister Kalu  [HomePage] City:   Manchester
Message:    
   Good to be part of the Company, great deliverie sin Manchester.  I notice two distinct paths being taken: the radio style path of performance where its in the soundscape, and the theatre style, where the physical presence and movement is part fo the story.  How do these affect story choice? I muse.

  
    
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