Dennis is a performance poet who occasionaly likes to sing. He's rated by John Cooper Clarke and performs in London and the UK.He has been comissioned to write and perform for both B.B.C. radio 5 live and B.B.C. London. At Glastonbury2007 he performed (A Decade Decayed) a ten year poetical journey, Poetry and word Greenfuture fields. All Ireland Electric Picnic Poetry Slam runner up 2008.1st ever English winner of The Berlin Mano poetry Slam. 2009.
Dennis has 3 CDs - Wake Up And Smell The Coffee, Dennis Verses United, and Kick It Kids!
Hi Denis the menace, how are ya? I hear you may be going to Glastonbury next year, "the girls" and I may be going too. Lets hope we all get selected. Can't wait to see you and Lucy again. Maybe we will get to say hi to Tony next time.
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Peace Sunday, June 5, 1982, Rose Bowl, no nukes - nuclear disarmament - stop nuclear madness concert - NYC - Central Park - June 12, 1982, 1,000,000 person march and rally for Nuclear Freeze. Photography and presentation by Curtis Rainbow. 'Give Peace a Chance' music by Achim Schultz. Inspiration by Yoko Ono. Dedicated to John Lennon.
thanks for the message. Yes, I'm trying to keep the poetry going, let's see how it will develop (I surely will change things one day simply to keep the creativity flowing and not get too comfortable).
Hope you and your texts are doing great and to see you in Berlin again some day...and maybe we'll manage to establish to have some London-Berlin poet-exchange some day (flights are cheap), would be an interesting link...still interested in the idea.
Hey, Dennis! I heard from Tony. Glad its just the net thats been keeping you away! How's the Macdrama? L xx hope to be in your part of the world again soonish.
Metamorphosis takes time and hard work in the darkness but it's always worth the new wings when they finally fly. Love to you and yours, Dennis Just Dennis.
