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NEWS Archives No-Maddz 'seh' most at Weekenz
Benjy Myaz and poets 'Seh Sup'm' at Weekenz Mel Cooke, Freelance Writer
Soupbone wins 'Sey Sup'm' poetry contest
Before Howard James of Root Cause, organisers of the five-week 'Sey Sup'm' poetry competition, announced the winner of the finals on Tuesday evening, he emphasised that the scores were close. However, for many in the audience at Weekenz, Constant Spring Road, St. Andrew... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Big 'BET' on Jamaican poetry
After a weekend of gloomy skies and heavy showers, the sun came out just in time for a poetry special to be filmed at Boone Hall Oasis, Stony Hill, St. Andrew on Tuesday. And just as those involved in the project, to be aired on BET J, are taking advantage of the window .
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Six go for big-money poetry prize
When the finals of the 'Sey Sup'm' poetry competition begin at Weekenz, Constant Spring Road, St.Andrew, tomorrow, six poets will be going stanza to stanza for a $50,000 winner takes all top prize. Four of them, Joseph Current, Ites, Soupbone and Latoya Saunders...
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ites wins second week of 'Sey Sup'm' On Tuesday night, the person with the most content in his verse, Ites, won the second week of the 'Sey Sup'm' poetry competition, held at Weekenz, Constant Spring Road. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Joseph Current wins 'Sey Sup'm' first week As Joseph Current lay on the stage at Weekenz, Constant Spring Road, St. Andrew, late on Tuesday night, putting drama into his delivery of Mr. Gunner Man, he held a microphone in his right hand and a white envelope in his left. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Archives Bonair Agard - A rather skilled, socially-aware poet Simone Bryan cops poetry title Root Cause' - Poetry and patriotism collide |
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