Written by and starring Adisa, this poetry and music show looks back at one of the most profound years of the 20th century and it's relationship to the present. With the theme of revolution, it explores the voices and movements of 68, drawing inspiration from the folk, reggae, soul, Afrobeat and pop music of the time.
Adisa examines the power of the collective voice and its effect on politics, religion, culture and artistic expression. Performance poet Adisa is a favourite on the UK scene - from festivals to pubs and from Buckingham Palace to schools. He's been a New Performance Poet of the Year, Hackney Poet Laureate and has been published in anthologies including Poems Out Loud and Velocity.
Sat 8th Nov 2008 at 8.00PM | Tickets £9.00 / £7.00 concs | Box office: 020 8369 5454 | www.artsdepot.co.uk | Arts Depot, 5 Nether Street, Tally Ho Corner, North Finchley, London N12 0GA 8 Nov, 8pm
Written by and starring Adisa, this poetry and music show looks back at one of the most profound years of the 20th century and it's relationship to the present. With the theme of revolution, it explores the voices and movements of 68, drawing inspiration from the folk, reggae, soul, Afrobeat and pop music of the time.