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Photography by Arabella Turner
‘I would say, our singing and performing have been our healing, have been our medicine’
Abondance Matanda, Kareem Parkins-Brown, Latekid, and Olivia Douglass, accompanied by a live band, gather for a night of poetry readings, improvisation and live music.
This night of poetry and performance takes place within Shenece Oretha’s newly commissioned installation at/Tribute. Each poet shares writing that can trace its evolution from the experimentation, de/re-construction and persistence present in the work of M. NourbeSe Philip. The readings celebrate alternative poetic forms, contexts and subjects, and together become a mediation on the survival of a thriving diasporic African writing and arts culture.
Ticket information
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This event is seated on hard chairs.
You are free to come and go from the theatre during the event.
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