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Elephants, what are you like? (The Wondermentalist Cabaret audience participation poem, September 2008)

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Sep 16, 2008 by Wondermentalist Cabaret, Paul Wetton

Last updated on: Oct 07, 2008

Keywords: audience participation poem, elephants, westcountry storytelling festival, wondermentalist cabaret

Categories: Comedy & Humour, Poetry, Story telling & Literature, Talk

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At this cabaret within a festival (The Westcountry Storytelling Festival no less), a hybrid Wondermentalist audience gets busy with the theme and enquiry - Elephants, what are you like?
Hear the result read by the event's host and creator, performance poet Matt Harvey.
A regular feature of the Wondermentalist Cabaret, the audience participation poem theme is chosen (slightly democratically) by the audience before the interval.
During the break, anyone is free to contribute a line and the results - often staggeringly creative - are assembled (with sticky tape) by Wondermentalist regular Beryl the Feral.
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