CCi Artists
REGIE CABICO
Regie Cabico's work appears in over 30 anthologies including Aloud: Voices from the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, The World in Us: Gay & Lesbian Poets of the Next Wave, The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry & Short Fuse. He is a pioneer of the Poetry Slam Movement having won the 1993 Nuyorican Grand Slam Competition. He is a Van Lier Finalist for Poetry at The Asian American Writers Workshop and a recipient of a Creative Arts Link Grant from The National Endowment for the Arts, and has received 3 NYFA Fellowships for Poetry & Performance Art.
Regie co-edited Poetry Nation: A North American Anthology of Fusion Poetry
(Vehicule Press, 1998). Performing, writing and teaching credits include
Asians Misbehavin'
at The 2002 NY International Fringe Theater Festival, A Sondheim Slam at
Joe's Pub, The Public Theater and Yoko Ono's Voice Piece for Soprano presented
at PS1, a workshop for Youth Speaks - Teachers & Writers Collaborative.
Television credits include HBO's Def Poetry Jam and PBS' In The Life. Cabico
co-wrote Rhythmicity that premiered at the Humana Theater Festival in 2003.
His latest solo show "straight out" was directed by Reg E
Gaines.
As artistic director of the Washington DC based grassroots arts
organization Sol y Soul, Regie Cabico is one of the organizers of the Split
This Rock Poetry Festival taking place in March 2008.
Participation in CCi Events :
- Non Sequitur 2000, 2001, 2004
- Dynamic
Duos 2004, 2002
Other related links: - Sol y Soul
- Split
This Rock Poetry Festival 2008
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Last Update 06/01/2007
