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Join New Perspectives Theatre Company for an exclusive evening of live readings from Where I Belong, an original podcast series supported by the British Council Arts Digital Collaboration Fund. From Top Valley to the Tigris, this collection of short poems and stories brings together 12 writers from two distinctive UNESCO Cities of Literature, Nottingham and Baghdad, offering a unique window into the lives of writers in both cities.
Organised in collaboration with Lakeside Arts and Nottingham City of Literature. Supported by the British Council Arts Digital Collaboration Fund. This event is part of Transform, a City Takeover.
This event is suitable for ages 12+
Where I Belong: Spoken Word & Poetry (14 June 2024) | ||
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Friday | 18:30 | - 20:30 |
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