Traditional late night story tales with TUUP – the Unorthodox Unprecedented Preacher, Usifu – The Cowfoot Prince and guest live musicians
- Oct 28: Holborn Library, 32-38 Theobalds Rd, WC1X 8PA 7.30pm
- Music, Story and Words
- Hosted by TUUP
With guest musicians Keith Waithe – flute player and Owen Uwadie Bass player.
“Tuup is recognized as one of the most inspiring inspirational storytellers, from the african-caribbean community, as well as the wider International Storytelling community. Tuup embodies the african oral tradition of the grio” Keith Waithe
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