Welcome to the third of our Carling Sessions, supported by the Carling Made Local Fund…
We’ll be showcasing some of the amazing creative talent across our Greater Manchester that would normally be entertaining you in your local, helping them build their audience back and hopefully persuading you to grab a ticket for when they’re back performing live.
In this Episode Damian and I had a chat with actor, charity worker and spoken word artist Marcus Christopherson.
During lockdown Marcus has decided to turn his love for spoken word into another way, along with the acting, of expressing his creativity…With a view to getting out and about on the spoken word open mic circuit once we’re back to some sort of normality. Loved this chat and can’t wait to see Marcus performing these pieces live…Remember though…You heard them here first on The Carling Sessions.
Oh….. and as The Carling Sessions are supported by the Carling Made Local fund just a reminder to always drink sensibly…
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