#WNSAWARDS: Vote For Your Perfect Poem Of 2019
We’ve shortlisted 4 poems that most remind us of Kojo Baffoe’s quest “to find the perfect poem”. You can cast your vote once every hour until Thu 27 Feb. You can view all the poems here.
Category Archives: WNS Awards
#WNSAwards: Vote for your best showcase of 2019
Congratulations to Masai Sepuru, Soetry and Rabbie Wrote on being nominated for the 2019 Word N Sound Best Showcase Award. Now it’s your turn to vote for your best one.
#WNSAwards: Vote for your best newcomer of 2019
With every season, there are new and amazing poets joining the Poetry League. Now it’s time to have your say. Who do you think deserves to win?
#WNSAwards: Vote for your Perfect Poem of 2018
Every year, we look back at some of the most moving works for the Perfect Poem Award and deciding on a winner is never easy which is why we need your help in determining who should walk away with this honour at the 2018 on 2 March.
Stand by your style and in your voice – Mjele Msimang
How do you feel about being nominated for Best Newcomer? It’s an honour. I feel like it is an acknowledgment of what I brought to the stage. You’ve performed on […]
There are things we love more than people – Belita Andre
The Word N Sound Awards are nigh, and we decided to get to know our nominees a little better. First up is Belita Andre. How do you feel about being […]
#WNSAwards – Vote for your Best Newcomer & Showcase
It’s that time of year again where we celebrate excellence in our craft. We are excited to announce the nominees for the Best Newcomer & the Best Showcase Awards and […]
Loading … #WNSAwards 2018
What the poetry community has done over the years, is say: we’re here and we’re coming for every damn thing. The Word N Sound Awards is our way of saying: we salute you.
#WNSAwards 2017: And the winners are…
We started the year on an amazing note, at the Market Theatre Lab. Congratulations to all the winners for 2017’s WNS Awards.
Thando Buthelezi brings poetry to the headlines with a brand new show
Being a newsreader I find it so easy to read past the tragic stories but during this particular session I remember coming to the realisation that, “hey…there are actual people behind these headlines”.
