Monday, March 23, 2026
We ask all planning to attend to confirm with securing a ticket which is free, however we suggest a donation of $10.00 if you’re able.
The event will be in-person, in the Wilma Theater Lobby from 7-8:30pm.
Whether you come to listen or share, we hope to see you there!
If interested in participating in the Open Mic, please click the button below fill out our sign up form.
Performers and Audience members of this event may be photographed or recorded for promotional purposes.
Bio: Lady Sarkazym aka Tam Muhammad, is a dynamic spoken word artist based in Philadelphia, with over 20 years of experience captivating audiences with her raw, unfiltered truth. Her poetry is a bold voice for Black women, navigating the emotional highs and lows of identity, resilience, love, rage, and healing. With each performance, she transforms the stage into a sanctuary where pain meets power, and every verse becomes a mirror reflecting the complexity of the Black woman’s experience. Lady Sarkazym is currently the co-host of the Art of Conversation Podcast and the Hustler of Culture Show, an open mic in West Philly.
Along her journey she has published three poetry books and recorded three spoken word albums, each a testament to her dedication to storytelling, empowerment, and the celebration of Black womanhood. Lady Sarkazym’s voice is a megaphone, amplifying stories that often go unheard but are always deeply felt.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lady_sarkazym/
Bio: Isaiah Prince is an up and coming slam poet from Allentown, PA. He has most recently been focusing on finishing and releasing his debut full length poetry collection, “A boy was here” as well as building and establishing his poetry collective “black canvas poetry”
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialisaiahprince/
