Vo Vera, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Vo Vera, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Emily Comstock prepares to perform at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Emily Comstock performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Emily Comstock performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Valence, aka Tyler Sirvinskas, of Phoenix performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Valence, aka Tyler Sirvinskas, of Phoenix performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Valence, aka Tyler Sirvinskas, of Phoenix performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
B Jam, aka Ben Gardea, of Phoenix prepares to perform at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
B Jam, aka Ben Gardea, of Phoenix performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
B Jam, aka Ben Gardea, of Phoenix performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
B Jam, aka Ben Gardea, of Phoenix performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
John Soileau prepares to perform at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
John Soileau performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Lydia Gates, slam master of the Flagstaff Poetry Slam, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Lydia Gates, slam master of the Flagstaff Poetry Slam, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Josh Wiss, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Josh Wiss, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Tempest Juliet, of Flagstaff, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Tempest Juliet, of Flagstaff, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Roger Blakiston, of the Village of Oak Creek, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17. Blakiston won the slam.
Roger Blakiston, of the Village of Oak Creek, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17. Blakiston won the slam.
Candy Wheeler, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Candy Wheeler, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
M.C. Tristan Marshell, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
M.C. Tristan Marshell, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Tomi Simmons, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Tomi Simmons, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Frankie Marchi, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Frankie Marchi, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Frankie Marchi, of Phoenix, performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Host Christopher Fox Graham performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17.
Host Christopher Fox Graham performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17, while his daugher, Athena Zelda Nebula Skye Sylvia Diana Fox Grahm -- whose long legal name is a haiku -- participates in her dragon costume.
Host Christopher Fox Graham performs at the Sedona Poetry Slam at the Mary D. Fisher Theater on Sept. 17, while his daugher, Athena Zelda Nebula Skye Sylvia Diana Fox Grahm -- whose long legal name is a haiku -- participates in her dragon costume.
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