There comes a time when every author has to perform their work, be it a public reading or your first time delivering a pitch to a publisher, and it’s often an intimidating facet of an author’s career. But performance is a skill that can be learned and honed!

This is something spoken word poet, lawyer, and Bankstown Poetry Slam founder, Sara Mansour learned the hard way. When Sara first started performing poetry, she had such horrible stage fright that her legs and hands would shake uncontrollably. Now, she comfortably MCs and performs in front of thousands.

Whether you’re a poet striving to express yourself on stage, or a writer looking to gain confidence in the rhythm and performance of your work, don’t miss this opportunity to pick up some tips and tricks from Sara’s personal experience.

Sara will cover: