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  • 14 February 2013

Re: Verse
An Evening of spoken words, poetry and plays

Sun 3rd March 2013 - 7.00pm to 9.00pm
Jamboree, Courtyard, 566 Cable Street, London E1W 3HB

Tickets: £3

Join us at Jamboree for Re: Verse,
a night of spoken word and poetic performances
by some of London’s most humanitarian and talented artists.

Leeto Thale, David Ncube, Will Hilton, Yvonne Eba, Joie De Winter, Osama, Melissa Melodee, Callum Mckenzie, Joie de Winter, David Lee Morgan, Thania Mukithm, Lucy Macieira, Archetype, Kristian Deltchev and many more

Young, Gifted and Black-hearted
by David Ncube

Photography by Jon Lawton
Young, Gifted and Black-hearted is a play in one act. It's set in a single room and it unfolds at a break-neck speed. It marries humour, pathos and absurdity. It's about the famed South African feminist Brenda Fassie and it features her music. It's the 3rd play by Ncube and it stars Tessa Hart & Rachael Morris.


Sun 3rd March 2013 
7.00pm to 9.00pm
Jamboree
Courtyard, 566 Cable Street
London E1W 3HB
Tickets: £3 (pay on the door)
© 2013 OBR UK Art Festival
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