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Upcoming shows... |
October 6, 2024 (Sunday, from 3:30-5:30 P.M. CST) the “Poetic License” 9/1/24 global open mic (Zoom meeting) Since Austin’s Recycles Reads bookstore, the original home to Poetic License, is closed for open mics post-/COVID19... Recycled Reads is open to the public but has chosen to remain closed to gatherings for open mics for added safety after this pandemic, so this monthly open mic is not at the bookstore, but this event has a Facebook event page for monthly Zoom meetings fr the “Poetic License global open mic”. Event pages appear the week beforehand to let people know about the Zoom meeting for this open mic. |
Check out Janet Kuypers’ performances at the Café Gallery
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Also go to the Scars at Artvilla page for a massive (and always growing) video listing of Kuypers. |
Kuypers performing the work of others...
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Enjoy Janet Kuypers with percussion and singing back-up to Ron Kewin playing his acoustic guitar song adaptation of the Janet Kuypers poem “Shared Air”. |
See YouTube video 7/28/16 of Janet Kuypers singing back-up & playing percussion to Ron Kewin playing his acoustic guitar song adaptation of Janet Kuypers’ poem “Shared Air”, + his 1st song he ever wrote, “Hainesville, Illinois” during Poetry Aloud (video by Ron Kewin). | |
See YouTube video 7/28/16 of Janet Kuypers singing back-up & playing percussion to Ron Kewin playing his acoustic guitar song adaptation of the Janet Kuypers poem “Shared Air” for Georgetown’s Poetry Aloud open mic (video filmed from a Panasonic Lumix 2500 camera). |
See YouTube video 7/28/16 of Janet Kuypers singing back-up & playing percussion to Ron Kewin playing his acoustic guitar song adaptation of the Janet Kuypers poem “Shared Air” for Georgetown’s Poetry Aloud open mic (from a Panasonic Lumix 2500 camera; Posterize filter). |
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See YouTube video 7/28/16 of Janet Kuypers singing back-up & playing percussion to Ron Kewin playing his acoustic guitar song adaptation of the Janet Kuypers poem “Shared Air” for Georgetown’s Poetry Aloud open mic (from a Panasonic Lumix 2500 camera; Sepia Tone filter). |
See YouTube video 7/28/16 of Janet Kuypers singing back-up & playing percussion to Ron Kewin playing his acoustic guitar song adaptation of the Janet Kuypers poem “Shared Air” for Georgetown’s Poetry Aloud open mic (from a Panasonic Lumix 2500 camera; Threshold filter). |
On Sunday, July 31th 2016 (7/31/16), at the beginning of Kick Butt Poetry, Thom, with improvisational poetry accompanied by people joining him on stage. Kuypers was there to share that Tom had an Expressions Peace show that Saturday (and she has a feature in that show). |
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On Sunday, July 10th 2016 (7/10/16), at the beginning of Kick Butt Poetry, Thom, with improvisational poetry accompanied on acoustic guitar from Magic Jack, asked people to join him on stage. Kuypers) and others join him - Kuypers led a few group dance moves, and John filmed a few minutes of this performance. |
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On Sunday, December 7th 2014 (12/7/14), after 3:00 p.m., Janet Kuypers HAD to stop by the Journey Church in Kenosha WI to create a Vine video (a 6 second long video that repeats itself on line) of her singing a Journey tune in front of the church sign. |
On September 10th 2014, Janet Kuypers talked at her 9/10/14 Chicgo the Café Gallery open mic about the death of Joan Rivers in this YouTube video... |
On Saturday, February 5th 2011 (2/5/11), starting at 10:00pm), Kuypers attended the Cousin Bones show at Gallery Cabaret (2020 N. Oakley Chicago IL), who had a show with musician Mike Sviokla. Because Cousin Bones was performing live music for Kuypers’ March 5th show in Lake Villa (in the “Visual Nonsense” show letting it all out), Cousin Bones asked Kuypers to start their show with her reading “Death Takes Many Forms”, while Mike Sviokla performed impromptu blues guitar music (and his music sounded great). It is a shame all recorders were in use at Gallery Cabaret that evening, or we would have video from this live impromptu performance to share with you. But the poem “Death Takes Many Forms” is be one of the pieces performed in the 3/5/11 show letting it all out show, so you can check it out there... |
On Sunday, January 30th 2011 (01/30/11), from 1 to 3:00 p.m., Kuypers danced at the recording of a Tuesday February 22nd and Wednesday February 23rd episode pof CAN TV’s “Chic-a-Go-Go” for a number of music performers (including Sid Yiddish)... If you missed that that live taping of many musicians for the TV show, see Kuypers dancing in the backgrounds during Youtube video of Treehouse Flavors on Chic-A-Go-Go, Youtube video of Sid Yiddish on Chic-A-Go-Go, Youtube video of Percolator on Chic-A-Go-Go, or even Youtube video of Super 8-Bit Brothers on Chic-A-Go-Go... If you do not live in Chicago to see the show live (on cable channel 19), check out youtube for video links to all parts of this show. (In the Bay Area you can watch Chic-a-Go-Go on a different schedule than the Chicago schedule, thanks to 9th Floor Radio every Saturday from 11pm-1am on cable station 27 [Berkeley] and 28 [Oakland]. And you can even watch online through www.9thfloorradio.com) Kuypers upload a Sid Yiddish raw video shoot from the show to her facebook page, but most videos were dance footage and were used during the intro for backgrond video footage in her 3/5/11 Visual Nonsense show “letting it all out”. |
On Friday, May 27th 2011 (5/27/11), although this is her original writing, it is not at a reading or show event... Kuypers wrote the poem Andrew Hettinger years ago, and wrote in the poem that should would like to find the gravesite... A friend of his brother found the poem a year ago and contacted Kuypers, and when Kuypers was able to get to the town (May 27th 2011) they met up and went to Andrew Hettinger’s gravesite at St. Mary’s Cemetery. The friend even asked to listen to her reading the poem, so there is now YouTube video of her literally reading the poem Andrew Hettinger to him at his gravesite. |
On Monday, January 10th 2011 (01/10/11), Kuypers was in the video Don’t Cry No Tears from Universal Slim and the Blues Kangaroos (video produced by Fallen Son Entertainment, which was released on youtube Monday, January 10th 2011, 01/10/11), with Janet Kuypers acting in the female role in this music video (filming for this video was finalized Sunday, October 24th 2010 in Elgin, Illinois). |
On Saturday, October 23rd 2010 (10/23/10), afternoon, the day before filming for the video Don’t Cry No Tears was finished, Kuypers sat in for a live performance from the band “Universal Slim and the Blues Kangaroos” of the song “Let’s Have Some Fun” — for filming for their live video performance. Check out release number one from their latest album in this video on youtube!. |
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