The Anthology Reading Series

Anthology, Inc. brings you a special series of readings and workshops by some of the most respected performance poets across Phoenix, Arizona and the Country.

This program has received matching grants from The City of Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture, as well as The Arizona Commission on the Arts.

Next Show:

Monday, April 14th, 2008
Featuring local poet Patrick Hare

Celebrate national poetry month in style with valley poet extrordinaire Patrick Hare. He was a member of 3 Mesa National Poetry Slam Teams. He produced the live DVD recording "Patrick Hare Hates You". He has featured across the valley many times and has hosted more poetry than he'll ever admit to a congressional subcommittee.

Patrick Hare is the king of poetic sarcasm, Poems like "(Let's Extinguish) The Sun", "Dale Carnegie on Crack" and "Some People" have proven for years that humor has a revered place within the performance poetry arena. As a poet for the oppressed corporate cog long before there was "The Office", Patrick sees and finds the humor and irony in abundance in the the world around him, and he's not afraid to inflict in on you.

Patrick's Feature starts at 8PM, and you are welcome to sign up for the open mic after.

Sample Patrick's poetry Here

 

Workshop at 6pm
Feature at 8PM

Tickets available at The Anthology Giftshop online or at the door. They are $7 at the door and $5 if you order them online.

Space 55
636 E. Pierce Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004

About the Series

The series is designed with both a performance component and a learning component.

Each feature scheduled a Workshop prior to their performance, allowing persons interested in learning more about poetry and performance o have the opportunity to learn from and interact with the feature.

The Workshop is followed by a Featured performance by the artist.

Artist Roster

The Artist Roster for 2008 has not been announced as of yet, but here are the features that performed in 2007:

August, 2007: Chesko (San Fransisco, CA/Tempe, AZ)
September, 2007: Matt Mason (Omaha, NE)
October, 2007: Paul Lipman (Denver, CO)
November, 2007: Scott Woods (Columbus, OH)
December, 2007: Steve Marsh (Ann Arbor, MI)
February, 2008: Jose Magana (Phoenix, AZ)
March, 2008: Brent Heffron (Phoenix, AZ)