Post-festival highs and podcast delights…
Summer Sundae’s over for another year, but we’re still on a high. What a fantastic weekend! Not only did the weather do us proud, more importantly we had a really great programme of artists this year and the quality was awesome. A real highlight was the four commissioned pieces – all the artists raised the bar this year and produced some amazing work. Beth Jeans Houghton and Ross Sutherland also proved particularly popular with festival-goers, according to feedback to date from the e-festivals forum.
We had lots of great audience contributions to the Phrased & Confused tent, in the form of workshops with some of our poets, and fridge poems a-go-go. Check back here soon for more video and photos but in the meantime here are our daily Summer Sundae Podcasts from the festival stage which should give you a flavour of what we got up to. Check out Joshua Idehen falling through his chair in Episode 1 (we’ll be sending it in to You’ve Been Framed!)
P&C at Summer Sundae, Podcast Episode 1:
Episode 3:




Want to get a preview of the delights of this year’s Phrased & Confused tent at Summer Sundae? Well, for a mere £4, you can! This Thursday, 13th August, we’re promoting a whole evening of spoken word and music as part of Leicester’s ‘Fringe Thursday’ – the Summer Sundae warm-up party.
One of the highlights of this year’s Phrased & Confused festival tent will be a solo set on Friday afternoon by mega talented singer-songwriter Jeremy Warmsley – underground hero of London’s new-folk scene. He’s a complete natural when it comes to classic songwriting with an edgy and experimental twist.
Nine days and counting until this year’s Summer Sundae. We’re still holding out for sun but what the heck, we’re in a tent, we’ve got a fantastic line-up and four brand new never-been-heard-before pieces. We’re excited, oh yes.