Your Place Events

RikTheMost is the founder, organiser, promoter, techie and host of Your Place Events; an online, accessible, creative community with free (though donations are encouraged and gratefully received) weekly events - focused on spoken word at the moment.

Currently, Your Place shows are occurring on Sunday evenings (7:30pm New Zealand time - though we have people tune in to watch and to perform from all over the world - including the UK, USA, Germany, France, Israel and Australia - so far!). 

We alternate between a slam one week and an open mic with feature poet the next so that folks can get their competitive fix and have a space to relax.

Hosting

Rik hosts a range of spoken word, music and dance events, festival stages and functions.  Click here to enquire about booking them for your event

Rik has appeared on and previously hosted their own spoken word radio show, and also produced a popular poetry podcast with their partner in crime, Matt Cummins.

Music

Rik plays the guitar alongside their spoken word poetry as well as in collaboration with talented artists, such as Asabi Hawah and Rukea Azougaye - in this video, filmed and sound editing by Tony As.

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Sex Drugs and Poetry presents Asabi Hawah You&Me Acoustic Sessions @Asabi-Hawah @YouandMe_2014 Guitar: Rikki Livermore Backing Vocals: Rukea Azougaye

Dance

Rik is a proud member of "Methods Of Movement" breakdance crew and works as a professional breakdancer - sometimes combining dance choreography with their spoken word poetry, notably at Jonzi D's 'Open Art Surgery'.

Click here for more MOM videos!

Multimedia Work

Computer Love is a technology based dance film shot on webcam that I made as a commission for DanceDigital and Thurrock Council. It's a modern interpretation of the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet played out in an on-line chatroom entitled Computer Love (a euphemism for Cyber-Sex and a reference to the Kraftwerk song).

In this multimedia collaboration, with David Valentine, Rik produced the instant messaging script translation and recorded the voice over for a modern adaptation of "The Balcony Scene" from Romeo and Juliet.

This piece has been featured at numerous films festivals worldwide, and has also been used as a classroom resource for creating multimedia video work.

 

Photo credit to: John Englezos (title), Tyrone Lewis (various)