That's Easy For You To Say: fast-paced and funny performance poets at the Exeter Fringe


By , on Monday, June 27, 2011

That's Easy For You To Say

Fast-paced and funny performance poets Mab Jones and Anthony Fairweather are taking their slam-winning style of spoken poetry to the Exeter Fringe Festival with their show That’s Easy For You To Say.

Both poets have challenges to their verbal ability – Selective Mutism (Mab), and a speech impediment (Anthony).

That hasn’t stopped them from winning numerous awards and accolades as they spout and shout, perform complex verbal gymnastics, and wax lyrical on a host of themes in their inimitable styles.

That’s Easy For You To Say is at the Rusty Bike, Exeter, on June 30, July 1 and July 2 from 6pm. Tickets are £6.




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