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Mad Chicks - LOSING IT 2008 Date:
Sunday 9th March 2008 www.myspace.com/madchickslosingit Elephant
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Move away Prozac. Watch the great mad women of art, poetry and rock & roll give you a serotonin orgasm with a wild night of music, poetry, comedy and film at Corsica Studios.
Building on the success of the previous two years, Losing It celebrates and psychological diversity and encourages self-empowerment for mad women, who belong to one of the most marginalised groups in our society
ALL ARE WELCOME!
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Line Up Includes: (Click HERE for more detailed info on artists) Ana
da Silva - Founder members of influential/wonderful feminist
post-punk band The Raincoats Chanje Kunda - Spoken word artist Liz Bentley - Performer, comidienne, the female Ivor Cutler Melanie Clifford - Live film/sound translation Corey Orbison - DIY-queer-punk-feminist beautiful noise Ceri Buck - Poetry / zine / radio Rachel Anderson - Intervention Rai Studley - Singer songwriter Kanchi Wichmann - Film: "I don't exist" Walki's Monster - Dark blues Drunk Granny - Deborah mmmRah and Edie Pain make furry noise and have fun Stephanie Something - Musician Dolly Sen (MC) - Mad writer & film-maker |
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Losing It Again .... Mad Chicks Radio '08 15 minutes of something - Monday 3rd March '08, 4.30 - 4.45pm GMT. Broadcast in London on Resonance 104.4FM, and streamed live on www.resonancefm.com |
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About Creative Routes Creative Routes is an award winning interdisciplinary arts organisation, run by the mad for the mad, celebrating and promoting the creativity and individuality of mad people and creatively campaigning to tackle stigma and discrimination. For more information about Creative Routes email info@creativeroutes.org, or see their website www.creative-routes.org About International Women's Week in Southwark Losing It is part of Southwark's International Women's Week. More than twenty events are taking place across the borough in celebration of the significant role that women have played, and continue to play, in shaping history. For more information on other events taking place between 1 and 10 March 2008 go to www.southwark.gov.uk/womensweek |
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