Spend an evening with Georgie as she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway.
Like a really good chat with a really good mate, this show is a warm, witty and wonderfully relatable love letter to real life. It’s an antidote to the highlight reel of social media and a celebration of the unfinished, the unfiltered and the uncertain.
With gentle hands, Georgie will dismantle the myth of having it together, and remind us that the magic is often in the mess. You will laugh. You might cry. Either way, you’ll definitely leave feeling a little bit less alone.

Spend an evening with Georgie as she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway.
Like a really good chat with a really good mate, this show is a warm, witty and wonderfully relatable love letter to real life. It’s an antidote to the highlight reel of social media and a celebration of the unfinished, the unfiltered and the uncertain.
With gentle hands, Georgie will dismantle the myth of having it together, and remind us that the magic is often in the mess. You will laugh. You might cry. Either way, you’ll definitely leave feeling a little bit less alone.

Spend an evening with Georgie as she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway.
Like a really good chat with a really good mate, this show is a warm, witty and wonderfully relatable love letter to real life. It’s an antidote to the highlight reel of social media and a celebration of the unfinished, the unfiltered and the uncertain.
With gentle hands, Georgie will dismantle the myth of having it together, and remind us that the magic is often in the mess. You will laugh. You might cry. Either way, you’ll definitely leave feeling a little bit less alone.

Spend an evening with Georgie as she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway.
Like a really good chat with a really good mate, this show is a warm, witty and wonderfully relatable love letter to real life. It’s an antidote to the highlight reel of social media and a celebration of the unfinished, the unfiltered and the uncertain.
With gentle hands, Georgie will dismantle the myth of having it together, and remind us that the magic is often in the mess. You will laugh. You might cry. Either way, you’ll definitely leave feeling a little bit less alone.

Spend an evening with Georgie as she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway.

Like a really good chat with a really good mate, this show is a warm, witty and wonderfully relatable love letter to real life. It’s an antidote to the highlight reel of social media and a celebration of the unfinished, the unfiltered and the uncertain.

With gentle hands, Georgie will dismantle the myth of having it together, and remind us that the magic is often in the mess. You will laugh. You might cry. Either way, you’ll definitely leave feeling a little bit less alone.

Spend an evening with Georgie as she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway.
Like a really good chat with a really good mate, this show is a warm, witty and wonderfully relatable love letter to real life. It’s an antidote to the highlight reel of social media and a celebration of the unfinished, the unfiltered and the uncertain.
With gentle hands, Georgie will dismantle the myth of having it together, and remind us that the magic is often in the mess. You will laugh. You might cry. Either way, you’ll definitely leave feeling a little bit less alone.

Have you ever caught yourself hovering over the sink, eating pasta straight out of the saucepan, entirely convinced that everyone else is living a sleek, well-oiled existence while you... well, hover over the sink eating pasta straight out of the saucepan. Georgie has.

Praised for her “formidable stage presence and compelling way with words” (Reviews Hub) Georgie’s work captures the exquisite messiness of modern existence and makes the chaos, somehow, quite comfortable. In her latest hour, she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway. It’s a love letter to real life, however it shows up; an antidote to the highlight reel that is social media, a tribute to the unfinished, the unfiltered, the uncertain.

She can’t promise any answers, but she can make you feel a little less alone in not having them.

'Riveting, relevant, relatable poetry.' - Deborah Frances White

'Georgie Jones has an extraordinary gift.' - Beth O’Leary

'I cannot help but be mesmerised by the talent Georgie possesses.' - Voice Mag

‘Laced with warmth and hilarity at every turn.'  - London Theatre One

Support act - Laurie Bolger

Laurie is a London based writer & founder of The Creative Writing Breakfast Club. Her work has featured at Glastonbury, TATE, RA & Sky Arts. Laurie’s was shortlisted for The Bridport & Sylvia Plath Prizes her poem ‘Parkland Walk’ won The Moth Poetry Prize. Laurie’s publications include Box Rooms, Makeover, Spin & her debut collection Lady exploring girlhood & celebrate her working class Irish heritage.

Have you ever caught yourself hovering over the sink, eating pasta straight out of the saucepan, entirely convinced that everyone else is living a sleek, well-oiled existence while you… well, hover over the sink eating pasta straight out of the saucepan? Georgie Jones has.

Praised for her ‘formidable stage presence and compelling way with words’ (Reviews Hub) Georgie’s work captures the exquisite messiness of modern existence and makes the chaos, somehow, feel quite comforting.

In her latest hour, she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway. It’s a love letter to real life; however it shows up, an antidote to the highlight reel that is social media, a tribute to the unfinished, the unfiltered, the uncertain.

She can’t promise any answers, but she can make you feel a little less alone in not having them.

Georgie Jones is a poet and performer known for her wit and warmth. Praised for her “formidable stage presence and compelling way with words” (Reviews Hub) Georgie’s work captures the exquisite messiness of modern existence and makes the chaos, somehow, feel comforting.

In her latest hour, she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway. It’s a love letter to real life, however it shows up, an antidote to the highlight reel that is social media, a tribute to the unfinished, the unfiltered, the uncertain.

She can’t promise any answers, but she can make you feel a little less alone in not having them.

“Riveting, relevant, relatable poetry.”
Deborah Frances White

“Georgie Jones has an extraordinary gift.”
Beth O’Leary

“I cannot help but be mesmerised by the talent Georgie possesses.”
Voice Mag


Georgie is beyond thrilled to be supported by Amy Williams.

Amy is a poet and performer who writes motherhood, womanhood and any other threads she pulls at. She has been praised for shining a light on the realities of new motherhood with her hit poem 6 to 8 Weeks achieving viral status, amassing more than 2.5 million views on Instagram.

She can often be found performing bedtime gymnastics to attend spoken word nights around the UK and then is stopped running from said nights to be told, “mum poetry, what a cool niche!” As well as being very cool, Amy is an advocate for spaces that allow
spoken word and the arts to be more readily accessible for those who may not be able to attend what has been accepted to be the norm - including those who may also be awake before sunrise.

Her work has been championed by many of the UK's leading Perinatal Health charities, BBC Women's hour​ and THE disco diva herself, Sophie Ellis Bextor (swoon).

Georgie Jones is a poet and performer known for her wit and warmth. Praised for her “formidable stage presence and compelling way with words” (Reviews Hub) Georgie’s work captures the exquisite messiness of modern existence and makes the chaos, somehow, feel comforting.

In her latest hour, she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway. It’s a love letter to real life, however it shows up, an antidote to the highlight reel that is social media, a tribute to the unfinished, the unfiltered, the uncertain.

She can’t promise any answers, but she can make you feel a little less alone in not having them.

“Riveting, relevant, relatable poetry.”
Deborah Frances White

“Georgie Jones has an extraordinary gift.”
Beth O’Leary

“I cannot help but be mesmerised by the talent Georgie possesses.”
Voice Mag

Led by poet and performer Georgie Jones, this workshop is open to everyone, no matter your age, experience or ability. Whether you’ve never written before, or you’ve got notebooks full of poems, this is a space to play, reflect and create without pressure or judgement.

You’re free to write in whatever form feels right to you (it doesn’t have to be poetry). Expect gentle guidance, supportive prompts and space to let your imagination roam. 

Come exactly as you are. We can’t wait to write with you. 

Georgie Jones is a poet and performer known for her wit and warmth. Praised for her “formidable stage presence and compelling way with words” (Reviews Hub) Georgie’s work captures the exquisite messiness of modern existence and makes the chaos, somehow, feel comforting.

In her latest hour, she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway. It’s a love letter to real life, however it shows up, an antidote to the highlight reel that is social media, a tribute to the unfinished, the unfiltered, the uncertain.

She can’t promise any answers, but she can make you feel a little less alone in not having them.

“Riveting, relevant, relatable poetry.”
Deborah Frances White

“Georgie Jones has an extraordinary gift.”
Beth O’Leary

“I cannot help but be mesmerised by the talent Georgie possesses.”
Voice Mag

Have you ever found yourself hovering over the sink, eating pasta straight out of the saucepan, utterly convinced that everyone else is out there living sleek, well-oiled lives while you… well, hover over the sink eating pasta straight out of the saucepan?

Georgie has. In fact, she’s probably doing it right now.

Praised for her “formidable stage presence and compelling way with words” (Reviews Hub), Georgie’s work captures the exquisite messiness of modern existence, and makes the chaos feel strangely comforting.

In her latest hour, she blends spoken word, stand-up, and storytelling as she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway. It’s a love letter to real life; however it shows up, an antidote to the highlight reel that is social media, a tribute to the unfinished, the unfiltered, the uncertain.

She can’t promise any answers, but she can make you feel a little less alone in not having them. And maybe a little more comfortable hoofing pasta straight from the pan.

“Riveting, relevant, relatable poetry.”
Deborah Frances White

“Georgie Jones has an extraordinary gift.”
Beth O’Leary

“I cannot help but be mesmerised by the talent Georgie possesses.”
Voice Mag

Georgie Jones is a poet and performer known for her wit and warmth. Praised for her “formidable stage presence and compelling way with words” (Reviews Hub) Georgie’s work captures the exquisite messiness of modern existence and makes the chaos, somehow, feel comforting.

In her latest hour, she shares poems from her debut collection, And The World Spins Anyway. It’s a love letter to real life, however it shows up, an antidote to the highlight reel that is social media, a tribute to the unfinished, the unfiltered, the uncertain.

She can’t promise any answers, but she can make you feel a little less alone in not having them.

“Riveting, relevant, relatable poetry.”
Deborah Frances White

“Georgie Jones has an extraordinary gift.”
Beth O’Leary

“I cannot help but be mesmerised by the talent Georgie possesses.”
Voice Mag