My face appeared in The Independent yesterday. I was teaching journalist Holly Williams how to be a performance poet. It was a lot of fun. Our photographer got held up because she’d just been shooting N-Dubz, and they insisted at looking at every photograph she took: “Let me see that one! That’s the shot! That’s [...]

A while back I did an interview with arts collective Mercy, for a regular feature they run called My Geppetto. The idea was that I name a major influence and talk about how they inspired me. I chose Dr Who.

The thing went up on Mercy’s website this week- you can read the interview [...]

As printed in today’s Broadway Baby:

In this one-hour show, talented Ross Sutherland brings philosophy, physics and fun together to create a highly entertaining view of contemporary society, which transcends the obvious, scintillates with originality and packs a hard-hitting intellectual punch with the feather-light levity of a cotton-ball souflée aerated by a child’s laughter.

Spoonfed just posted the first review of T3SoP, and its really nice. Thanks guys!

Read it here.

The other week I took a trip to Cardiff to record a segment for Radio 4’s poetry show, Bespoken Word. We recorded in front of a live audience in a lecture hall at Cardiff Uni. The whole thing was a lot of fun- great performances from everyone on the bill (Laura Dockrill, Disraeli, Nathan Penlington).

I [...]

Yesterday saw the annual all-day poetry extravaganza at the Betsey Trotwood in Clerkenwell. Which means today sees the annual all-day nausea extravaganza at the spinning couch in my piercingly bright house. From what I can remember of it, I had a pretty good time. In the afternoon, there was the launch for the new Fuselit [...]