Pages on Stages: CLI's USC Chapter

Save the date! November 19th at 6 pm featuring

Gia Civerolo

Yasmin

Anthony Hengsathorn

JeannieLuv 

Tichina

La Neta

Albert Starr

Anastasia Fenald

Hosted by Hiram Sims

$6 pre-sale

$10 at the door

All sales go towards supporting the library

We also have limited "pay what you can" tickets.

All SLP Donors get free admission.

About the Poets:

Gia Civerolo is a poet who recently began publishing her work in anthologies including:  "Once Upon a Poem” “Spectrum 32: Rejoice or Rue”, Spectrum Summer Love, Spectrum September Song, Spectrum Mayflowers, Scenes of Southern California, and Memories of Southern California including photo credits. She is currently working on her first book of poetry with the CLI Session 10 class. She is most proud of being a Mom to Riley and Holden

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Yasmin was born in Israel and grew up in Argentina and Brazil before coming to the US in her teenage years. She has a Bachelors and Masters in Clinical Social Work and currently directs a Harm Reduction program for people who struggle with mental health and substance use. She writes poetry as a way to spiritually cope with this chaotically beautiful world.

Anthony Hengsathorn is from Santa Monica, California and resides in Westwood. He is a first generation American with his father being from Mexico and his mother from Thailand. Venice Beach is his go-to place for inspiration - from the cool breeze, to the street performers, and for all the people around the world who go there to wander. In his spare time, you can find him taking classes at The Clown School, rehearsing monologues for Santa Monica College, singing his favorite songs, and also creating his own song lyrics.

JeannieLuv is a multidisciplinary artist who works across mediums to inspire others to honor their authentic truth by sharing hers. She has been writing poetry since she was a little girl and had her first poem published at the age of 8. She moved to LA in 2013 from the east coast to pursue her creative passions and is so excited to be working on her first book as a part of the USC chapter of CLI.  You can find her on Instagram @awakeninginLA_

Tichina is a Los Angeles based spoken word poet, math teacher, and mixologist. She is an Oakland native and seeks to share her poetry with the world. She has performed at UCLA, her hometown, and various places in LA.

La Neta is Mexican born, indigenous, energy worker, from South Central. She works hard to give her two fur babies a better life and loves them as equally as she does her 45 indoor plants (Last time she counted)