A event on Monday 8th March. The event starts at 20:00.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Rachel Nwokoro will be facilitating a 1.5hr creative writing space exploring the elemental force of water and feminine flow. Come along to build your poetry skills and explore your divine feminine. This workshop is brought to you in partnership with Boat Poets.
This workshop is open to those who identify as Black-British women.
Tickets are free on a first come first serve basis. Limited to 12 spaces. Hosted on Zoom.
Rachel is a young woman of Nigerian heritage, specifically belonging to the Indigenous people of Biafra. And she loves telling stories. As a multidisciplinary artist (actor, writer, director etc), Rachel has worked nationally and internationally with the RSC, Royal Court, Soho Theatre, Lyric Thea- tre, Her Majesty’s Theatre, Actors Centre, ITV, Nationwide, Sky News, NSPCC, Nickelodeon, Birmingham Opera Company, Saatchi and Saatchi, Fortnum and Mason, Thames Festival Trust, Stonewall UK, Sofar Sounds, Shambala Festival, Brainchild Festival as well as many other re- nowned organisations worldwide.
She was invited to be the first international poet-in-residence in Mexico and has also won a number of awards and competitions, most notably the 2016 National Slam Poetry Champion. Rachel is unapologetic in communication and dedicated to finding plat- forms for under-represented voices in the arts industry. She (/Her) is a person who proudly loves loudly. Her debut poetry collection “Little You” is available online and in shops now.
Entry requirements:
This workshop is open to those who identify as Black-British women.
Tickets are free on a first come first serve basis. Limited to 12 spaces. Hosted on Zoom.
Rachel is a young woman of Nigerian heritage, specifically belonging to the Indigenous people of Biafra. And she loves telling stories. As a multidisciplinary artist (actor, writer, director etc), Rachel has worked nationally and internationally with the RSC, Royal Court, Soho Theatre, Lyric Thea- tre, Her Majesty’s Theatre, Actors Centre, ITV, Nationwide, Sky News, NSPCC, Nickelodeon, Birmingham Opera Company, Saatchi and Saatchi, Fortnum and Mason, Thames Festival Trust, Stonewall UK, Sofar Sounds, Shambala Festival, Brainchild Festival as well as many other re- nowned organisations worldwide.
She was invited to be the first international poet-in-residence in Mexico and has also won a number of awards and competitions, most notably the 2016 National Slam Poetry Champion. Rachel is unapologetic in communication and dedicated to finding plat- forms for under-represented voices in the arts industry. She (/Her) is a person who proudly loves loudly. Her debut poetry collection “Little You” is available online and in shops now.
Entry requirements:
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