Four days to go for our community launch event on Thursday 22nd at one church Brighton. Storytelling, poetry, music, crafts and the obligatory tea, coffee and cake. All to introduce the vision and drive behind this exciting new social enterprise for young people. See you there !
Hello storylovers, coffee enthusiasts and artists! We are pleased to invite you to an evening of stories, poetry and frolics to launch the inspiration behind The CART Cafe.
Tickets: https://t.co/nrD0no7jCH
I've had the privilege of supporting an inspiring social entrepreneur who sees a brighter future for young people in #Brighton - she is sharing her vision for a transformative space on 22 Nov by creating that space for one night at @MyOneChurch#socent
https://t.co/NwwEL0lKu1
Our fifth performer is Phoenix Hillan! Phoenix is a performance poet, aerialist and illustrator.
Her words draw landscapes of laughter, lust, rage and grief; a visceral sculpture of syllables crafted to paralyse heartbeats and stir the soul.
Sharing knowledge, burdens and discovering solutions through shared experience. “One good conversation can shift the direction of change forever”
~ Linda Lambert
... eclectic mix of whatever happens to float past her fancy at that time. From Rap to Jazz to comedy to theatre, she is on an ever-expanding musical journey to the centre of the earth to discover what the orange bit in Jaffa cakes is really made out of and write a song about it.
Our fourth performer is Jennie Moloney! She is a singer-songwriter/all round good slice of pie. Originally from sunny Southend-on-Sea, currently living, working, playing and prowling the streets of Cat Cloud Cuckoo Land (known more commonly as Brighton to your average John Doe).
She began her journey at age five tapping out Mary Had A Little Lamb on her pint-sized keyboard and hasn’t grown much vertically since. Her songs, however, have progressed from the folky acoustic variety, when she first began writing at fourteen, to some weird and wonderful...
This career was cut short due to addiction and a new exciting life formed in the mix. Annie now runs her own socially minded Film Production Company, Edit Sweet Ltd providing support to those in recovery from addiction. 3/3
With her own singing and songwriting as her passion, Annie's band, 'Sammy Beatnix' gained support from BBC Introducing and performed many top UK venues, supporting bands like the Noisettes and with EP released on Spotify and iTunes. 2/3