Who The F*cking Hell Haiku?
Author and poet Matt Eccles is turning Japanese (he really thinks so) although he recently quit being a Vapor.
As you’ve just witnessed, you’ll marvel at his popular culture references, if by chance, you’re into anything that happened during the 70s and 80s!
He’ll bring the haiku to life in this interactive show (there’ll be QR code for you to scan) that’s split into topics shot through the lens of this ancient art form. Each section is rounded off with an original longer form poem.
In fact, his poem about gambling on horses does come with a Trigger warning (one for you Roy Rogers fans).
Based on his 5-star rated book that inspired the title of this show, this will be an afternoon loaded with pathos and bathos (assuming D'Artagnan let’s them work weekends).
There’ll be a special guest too!
The gameshow section
Is worth the entrance fee (free)
There will be prizes…
Reviews:
“Matt cannot resist a pun and is a master of word play.”
“Amazing – A powerful blend of humour and serious stuff.”
“Very funny and captivating. The poetry was clever and relatable.”
“This show is moving and entertaining. Original and thought-provoking.”
“Unique, funny, poignant, honest and heartfelt.”
As you’ve just witnessed, you’ll marvel at his popular culture references, if by chance, you’re into anything that happened during the 70s and 80s!
He’ll bring the haiku to life in this interactive show (there’ll be QR code for you to scan) that’s split into topics shot through the lens of this ancient art form. Each section is rounded off with an original longer form poem.
In fact, his poem about gambling on horses does come with a Trigger warning (one for you Roy Rogers fans).
Based on his 5-star rated book that inspired the title of this show, this will be an afternoon loaded with pathos and bathos (assuming D'Artagnan let’s them work weekends).
There’ll be a special guest too!
The gameshow section
Is worth the entrance fee (free)
There will be prizes…
Reviews:
“Matt cannot resist a pun and is a master of word play.”
“Amazing – A powerful blend of humour and serious stuff.”
“Very funny and captivating. The poetry was clever and relatable.”
“This show is moving and entertaining. Original and thought-provoking.”
“Unique, funny, poignant, honest and heartfelt.”
Where is it happening?
The Lych Gate Tavern, Lich Gates, off Queen Square,Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
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Host or PublisherMatt Eccles
