Female-led, Speakbeat Collective are returning to the Bush on 22nd November 2021 with Pillowtalk Sessions PT 4.
After a sold out event in August they are buzzing to be back at The Bush. The evening will be sure to bring you a mix of powerful spoken-word, new poetry, mixes from a live DJ and all round good vibes! All the pieces performed will be in response to this session’s theme – ‘CONFESSIONS’.
Speakbeat is dedicated to giving opportunities to female identifying, trans and non-binary artists from the global majority and to reiterate that they should never be considered a ‘minority’.
It will be intimate, honest and filled with ‘CONFESSIONS’.
LINE UP:
Rohan Rakhit
Gemma Barnett
Nnabiko Ejimofor
Zia Rock
Marv
Dainty Blast
Featuring a live set from DJ Mon.
Speakbeat Collective is a women-made theatre collective telling stories with a soundtrack and empowering humans to turn the volume up. We love to mix new sounds and spark fresh conversations. The collective’s founders Annice Boparai, Ella Zgorska and Sarah Huckin all individually have experience in the acting and theatre industry. However by connecting through their love of music and words their vision of bringing the two worlds together is what formed the collective. And since then, Speakbeat’s audience has continued to grow by platforming artists and creatives from different backgrounds and celebrating the things you often don’t see celebrated.
Speakbeat Collective is a women-made theatre collective telling stories with a soundtrack and empowering humans to turn the volume up. We love to mix new sounds and spark fresh conversations. The collective’s founders Annice Boparai, Ella Zgorska and Sarah Huckin all individually have experience in the acting and theatre industry. However by connecting through their love of music and words their vision of bringing the two worlds together is what formed the collective. And since then, Speakbeat’s audience has continued to grow by platforming artists and creatives from different backgrounds and celebrating the things you often don’t see celebrated.
