All we’ve Got Time for

Hilarious and innovative spoken word comedy show.

Watch The 4 Johns change the world once they’ve updated their socials, finished watching Netflix and stopped playing Minecraft.

The revolution begins, eventually.

The night includes performances by two brilliant special guests

Jenny Berry

Jenny is a speaker, educator, performance poet, comedy writer, script writer and voice over artist. Jenny is a brilliant writer and performer who uses poetry and comedy to exploreunseen places and taboo subjects and create stories filled with fun, sadness, truth, dreams and pure inspiration. Jenny is an incredibly talented wordsmith and brilliantly authentic and natural performer who takes you on a visceral journey that will leave you breathless, She is a natural and captivating performer and her poems ooze warmth and sincerity.

Tony Curry

Tony Curry is a performance poet, playwright, workshop facilitator, soundsmith and enabler. Tony’s solo spoken word shows include Brit Boy, Complicit Relations, Moving and The Odyssey, performed at Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre. His play, The Teddy Bear, was staged at Manchester’s Contact Theatre and his work has been exhibited at the city’s art gallery and museum. Since 2016, Tony has been the host of Word Central, the spoken word event at Manchester Central Library. Tony writes poems to be belted out or chanted in unison with loved ones at protests. He will make you smile and cry. A poet full of the fire of our times.

The 4 Johns bring you “All We’ve Got Time For” their hilarious, innovative, mind-blowing, spoken word comedy show.

Time is running out and there’s a million things to do. The 4 Johns are going to change the world, right all wrongs and start a revolution, just as soon as they’ve updated their socials, finished watching Netflix and stopped playing Minecraft.

Funny, innovative, outspoken, uninhibited and unafraid, the show will make you laugh, cry, think, and laugh again.

Ever wondered where all the time goes?

Join The 4 Johns as they take a humorous, irreverent and occasionally sombre look at how good intentions and grand plans get side-tracked and derailed by the trivial and mundane.

The revolution begins, eventually.

“Brilliant show, went down a storm” Morecambe Poetry Festival.

“Like a Beckett play written by 4 working class guys” Café Indie Events.

“Part Beckett, Part German expressionism, part rant, part recital. The most original way I’ve ever seen a poetry show done.” Dave Lee Writer/filmmaker.

“A lot of laughter and some poignant moments.

The show contains some strong language.