ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How can a poet read poetry aloud in a way that engages the audience, keeps them interested, and stops them from following asleep, checking their phones, or throwing rotten vegetables?
Welcome to diVERSES Live, the poetry podcast where we talk poetry and poems, craft and writing business.
Today, we are diving into the world of performance and poetry, discussing strategies to make your next reading of a poem or poetry into a memorable experience, in a positive way.
Have your own tips for reading poems? Share them with us live during the discussion or afterwards in the comments!
See a video version that highlights some of these tips here: https://youtu.be/wZk9bD4ANXE
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