Bassie Gracie is a punk performance poet known for her musings as a musician, feel good feminism and general silliness. Frequently found shoeless on the Monday of a music festival telling a 70 year old geezer ‘punk was better in my day’. Her show combines jokes, anecdotes and rhyming couplets, intended to inspire, amuse and excite. 'Screenshots' maps her work from it's beginnings, tying her poetry to key moments in her life, in history and in Brighton.

“Bassie Gracie captivates hearts and minds with her powerful words of wisdom and good times” - Beans On Toast

Following in the footsteps of John Cooper Clarke and Kae Tempest, Gracie makes poetry accessible, engaging and, somehow, a financially viable career path.