“An Endless Series of Fires” by Justin Hudnall
Justin Hudnall performs an abridged chapter from his book, “Disaster Party,” at the March 2010 VAMP (Visual Art, Music, Performance,) “Grievous Bodily Harm” at Whistle Stop in San Diego, California.
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“And I Told Her To Keep Her Mouth Shut” by Jen McBroom
Jen McBroom performs her original poem of hate at the March 2010 VAMP (Visual Art, Music, Performance,) “Grievous Bodily Harm” at Whistle Stop in San Diego, California.
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“No, seriously,
she’ll do it,”
Tina tried telling
her strawheaded
15 year old friend
that was at my house
yet again.
But the girl’s jaw
continued to cluck up
& down [...]
“Empty Shell of a Man” – Miss Erika Davies
Miss Erika Davies goes solo back to a older and wiser era of songstress at the March 2010 VAMP (Visual Art, Music, Performance,) “Grievous Bodily Harm” at Whistle Stop in San Diego, California.
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“Room 214″ by Jess Jollett
Jess Jollett performs her original story about a brush with death at the March 2010 VAMP (Visual Art, Music, Performance,) “Grievous Bodily Harm” at Whistle Stop in San Diego, California.
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“Room 214” by Jess Jollett
Then, after months, I cried the whole night, whimpered in and out of consciousness, and [...]
“Jerry’s Muppet Rant” by Jonathan Standifird
Jonathan Standifird performs a piece from a full length project at the March 2010 VAMP (Visual Art, Music, Performance,) “Grievous Bodily Harm” at Whistle Stop in San Diego, California.
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Jerry’s Muppet Rant – Jonathan Standifird
My friend Bobby lives in Belle Meade. That’s a suburb outside Nashville.
Me and Bobby, we [...]
“Sublimation” by Ted Gideonse
Ted Gideonse raises the bar with his original sestina on sudden and violent illness at the March 2010 VAMP (Visual Art, Music, Performance,) “Grievous Bodily Harm” at Whistle Stop in San Diego, California.
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“Fix Me” – Miss Erika Davies
Miss Erika Davies dares your manhood to rise to the occasion at the March 2010 VAMP (Visual Art, Music, Performance,) “Grievous Bodily Harm” at Whistle Stop in San Diego, California.
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“Deep Sea Diver” – Miss Erika Davies
Erika Davies performs a naughty lil’ ditty at the March 2010 VAMP (Visual Art, Music, Performance,) “Grievous Bodily Harm” at Whistle Stop in San Diego, California.
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“Eastwood” by Jim Ruland
“Eastwood” by Jim Ruland from So Say We All on Vimeo.
Jim Ruland performs his original story in full costume at the March 2010 VAMP (Visual Art, Music, Performance,) “Grievous Bodily Harm” at Whistle Stop in San Diego, CA.
“Eastwood” was originally published in the collection “Big Lonesome” by Gorsky Press and is available through Amazon.com and [...]
“What Happens When You Annoy Missy and I at the Che Cafe” by Jen McBroom
Jen McBroom offers an instructional poem on what happens when her and Missy Solis encounter obnoxious skinny jean beclad hipster at Che Cafe, all a part of the March 2010 VAMP (Visual Art, Music, Performance,) “Grievous Bodily Harm” at Whistle Stop in San Diego, California.
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“On Answering Machines” – Missy Solis
Performances from the January 2010 VAMP, “The Computer Age” at Whistle Stop.
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“The Rise of Lunaestris” – Justin Hudnall
Performances from the January 2010 VAMP, “The Computer Age” at Whistle Stop.
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“Man and Machine” – Jonathan Standifird
Performances from the January 2010 VAMP, “The Computer Age” at Whistle Stop.
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“Gold Farmers” – Sam Carr
Performances from the January 2010 VAMP, “The Computer Age” at Whistle Stop.
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“Dispatches From the Office: A Parody” – J&K Present
A dramatic reenactment of e-mails too confusing to be believed but all too true from a man with way too much money and not enough sense. From the January 2010 VAMP: “The Computer Age” at Whistle Stop.
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“I’ll Be Home For Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa” – Chad Cavanaugh
Chad Cavanaugh performance from the December, 2009 VAMP, “Home For The Holidays.”
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“The Patron Saint Of Rosie O’Grady’s” – Angella d’Avignon
Angella d’Avignon’s performance from the December, 2009 VAMP, “Home For The Holidays.”
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“A Kellogg Christmas” – Jen McBroom
Jen McBroom’s performance from the December, 2009 VAMP, “Home For The Holidays.”
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“The Wandering Jew” – Sam Carr
Sam Carr’s performance from the December, 2009 VAMP, “Home For The Holidays.”
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“The Swiss Surprise” – Lizz Huerta
Lizz Huerta’s performance from the December, 2009 VAMP, “Home For The Holidays.”
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Andrea Giaier’s Wanderlust
Andrea Giaier narrates the story of her Himalayan misadventures, underscored by her photography for November 2009′s VAMP on the theme of “Wanderlust.” Produced by Jess Jollett.
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Sam Carr’s Wanderlust
Hitting the road never looked or sounded this good. These are the tales of travels and journeys that stuck with us even when we returned home.
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Jake Arky’s Wanderlust
Hitting the road never looked or sounded this good. These are the tales of travels and journeys that stuck with us even when we returned home.
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Nicholas Ryan Garland’s Wanderlust
Hitting the road never looked or sounded this good. These are the tales of travels and journeys that stuck with us even when we returned home.
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