Write About Now Poetry Live in London ft. Suli Breaks hosted by Woodzy

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Our open mics are open to ALL.

Come see some of the best poets from all across the greater London area share original works.

Our signup lists go up when doors open at 7:30 pm or earlier. Most individuals start arriving before then to guarantee a spot on the list.

First come. First serve.

If you see a line out the door. Don't worry the line moves fast. It's a short wait.

Featured poet: Suli Breaks

Suli Breaks is an internationally acclaimed spoken word poet, writer, and storyteller whose powerful performances have inspired millions around the world. Best known for his viral poem Why I Hate School But Love Education, Suli explores themes of identity, purpose, love, and social change with honesty, wit, and unforgettable lyricism. His work has taken him to stages across the globe, making him one of the most influential voices in contemporary spoken word.

Meet us at House of Ora.

Doors will open at 7:30 pm or earlier and the show will start at 8 pm or earlier.

A full bar and menu will be available at the show!

We're excited for the show at the beautiful House of Ora. Please follow and read through these guidelines to ensure you have a great time.

Here's the address: 48A Mitcham Rd, London SW17 9NA, United Kingdom

Parking?

The venue is in Tooting Broadway, about a 4-minute walk from the Tube station. 48A Mitcham Road, SW17 9NA.

There's plenty of free street parking after 6:30 pm on Sellincourt Road, Gatton Road and Longley Road.

There's also paid parking a short walk away. Check out Sainsbury’s Tooting Broadway (3-5 minute walk) and Broadway Market Car Park (6-8 minute walk).

Many residents also rent private driveways. Make sure to check out JustPark / YourParkingSpace spots for additional parking options.

This city is really great for public transportation and you can always ride share.

Food and Drinks?

We'll have a full cash bar and food menu at the show.

Dress?

Some people dress to the nines others like to dress more casual. Dress in whatever makes you feel the best.

Sign Ups?

Sign ups go up as soon as doors open at 7:30 pm. If we can start seating earlier we will.

Seating?

Everyone is guaranteed a seat and all seating is general seating at this show.

No Refunds

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