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Item is an audio recording of performances from Action Poetry '94 by Lori Weidenhammer.

Lori Weidenhammer

• Vacation from
• 49 1/2' woman
• Parasite
• If I had a heart
• I wanna be your angle
• Thin enough
• Rescue 911
• My face blossoms
• Bus driver
• Beast
• When I was waitress

Item is a video recording of Mary Dalton's performances at Action Poetry ’94. Performances include:

1. Song for dandelion (0:39)
2. The thrift store (2:08)
3. The forties (1:44)
4. Pater famiilias 111 (2:09)
5. Larry’s nightmare (2:03)
6. Lies for the tourists (0:45)
7. Horsey (0:51)
8. Transylvania (0:54)
9. Medusa and Dracula (0:54)
10. Maiden and dragon (1:30)
11. On not writing the mother (1:03)
12. You, lover (0:38)
13. [Four and forty] (1:01)
14. Dolce stil novo (1:34)
15. Eye (0:18)
16. Dead Indians (0:25)
17. Plastic (1:07)
18. Mr. O’Brien’s tea (0:11)
19. As good a gun (0:24)
20. Sparry (0:15)

Subseries consists of material related to the promotion of Action Poetry ’94. The contents included promotional material, correspondence on the filming and potential TV broadcast of performances, and with CBC Radio’s “Morningside”, as well as correspondence regarding an unrealized performance to be held as part of the Banff Centre's Playbill concert series.

Item is a video recording of Meryn Cadell's performances at Action Poetry ’94. Performances include:

1. [So I am standing at the edge of the world] (3:22)
2. [I’d like to apply for a job] (1:24)
3. Janet Clark (2:17)
4. Room Mate (3:22)
5. The elk (1:42)
6. Same high school, different day (2:23)
7. [Girls go missing like quarters around here] (4:22)
8. [And you say you’re sorry] (2:07)
9. [Home Ec.] (4:05)
10. [I’ve got cockroaches in my clock radio] (3:09)

Series consists of video recordings of the Nat Christie Poetry Day workshops, run by Action Poetry participants in Calgary schools, as well as of the Nat Christie Poetry Jam, held at the Uptown Theatre in Calgary and featuring performances by Action Poetry participants and students from the participating high schools.