The first, a Spoken Word, took place at The Platform venue.

This saw Toyah reciting a fable/story about a wicked Aunt, with metal teeth,
 who ate children! The Platform forms part of a disused market and is
 possibly in the old meat market section, so Toyah's tale was quite fitting
 in these circumstances.

Toyah kept a room full of punks in virtual silence for the length of her
 Spoken Word set, and post-story, answered audience questions and posed
 for pictures with old and new fans.
 

And what a set! This must rank as one of the best Toyah sets for many a year.
 Definitely the best since her '25th Anniversary' gig at the Mean Fiddler in
 London back in October 2003.

The set began with The Door's 'Hello I love You', one of only two covers
 included, along with 'She Sells Sanctuary' by The Cult. Toyah has never
 performed either before and both were excellent.
 

And bringing us slap bang back into the Noughties, the mighty, and worth
 waiting 22 years for, 'Little Tears Of Love'!

Hello I Love You - The Doors 
Obsolete 
Race Through Space 
Neon Womb 
Little Tears Of Love 
Thunder In The Mountains 
Jungles Of Jupiter 
Our Movie 
It's A Mystery 
Danced 
I Explode 
She Sells Sanctuary - The Cult 
Ieya 
I Want To Be Free