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Kwami Odoom presents

Anansi and Other Such Stories

Mon 23 Oct at 7.15pm

Tickets £8 (work-in-progress)

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Kwami invites you for a night of storytelling. Combining Anansi stories and his own life stories, it’ll be very fun. Be a shame if someone were to ruin it...

Running Time 60 mins

Wheelchair Accessible

Assistance dogs welcome

Content NoticeSuicide, racism, death, cancer, graphic description of injury, food insecurity. Suitable for ages 12+

Health NoticeSmoke/fog/haze

“We do not really mean that what we’re about to say is true. A story, a story; let it come, let it go.”

Kwami invites you for a chilled night of storytelling. Combining the Ghanaian folk tales called Anansi stories and stories from his own life, it should be a lot of fun.

There’ll be drums, loop pedals, stories and more. He wants you to kick back, relax and let him take you on a journey. It'd be a shame if someone were to ruin it...

This is a script-in-hand rehearsed reading of Kwami Odoom's debut play.

"Two thundering performances from Odoom and Ayola"

WhatsOnStage [on Half-God of Rainfall]

"[...] played with heartbreaking optimism by Kwami Odoom."

The Guardian [on Hunger]

"Kwami Odoom is utterly compelling as the unnamed young man."

Exeunt [on Hunger]

“Such a crucial part of the UK theatre ecology… Developing artists and audiences”

The Guardian

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