Word Becomes Flesh (WBF) is a fluid evening length choreopoem, the latest in a long tradition of narrative verse plays whose contributors range from Shakespeare to Ntozake Shange. Presented as a series of performed letters to his unborn son, the piece uses poetry, dance, live music and visual art to document nine.... more

This is a taste of Bamuthi's work, not to be missed in NYC from 9/23/2008 - 9/27/2008. Part of the HHTF Festival and presented by the Skirball Center @ NYU. Visit www.myspace.com/bamuthi for more info! Shot by Greg Landua for the University of Wisconsin Madison's Office of Multicultural Education & Initiatives (OMEI).

Marc Bamuthi Joseph of The Living Word Project was at Iowa City's West High School presenting his unique blend of poetry, choreography, and story-telling last week. This story is about his travel to Paris for a festival. http://www.livingwordproject.org http://multiartsprojects.com http://youthspeaks.org http://iowaindependent.com

"For Pop" Marc Bamuthi Joseph (Def Poetry) Season 3, Episode 3 (S03 E03) Original Air Date: 18 April 2003

Poetry meets dance. Dance meets poetry. Spoken word artist, dancer, and educator, Joseph performs a story of birth, love, and harvest--the entry of his son to the world as his grandfather exits. For higher resolution videos go to: www.unitedstatesartists.org - Encounter Videos

Herbst Theater San Francisco, CA: January 21, 2008.

As seen on Spark

Line Breaks is an initiative of the University of Wisconsin Madison's Office of Multicultural Education & Initiatives (OMEI) & HHTF to promote and advance Hip-Hop arts, culture and education. Featuring Marc Bamuthi Joseph For more info, visit: www.hhtf.org www.myspace.com/bamuthi

the break/s: a mixtape for stage Marc Bamuthi Joseph for The Living Word Project Directed by Michael John Garcés Produced by MAPP International Productions A multimedia choreographed excursion across planet hip-hop, the break/s dramatically recreates the living history of the hip-hop generation through the personal narrative of poet Marc Bamuthi Joseph.

On the Walker Art Center calendar, you'll find dates for Marc Bamuthi Joseph's dance/theater premiere, "the break/s." What you won't see are the weeks he spent here in January and February leading a residency with local teen poets and videographers. The fruits of their labor are on display in a free April 3.... more