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The Tao of Exile by Patrice Naiambana
(Tribal Soul)
"Packs more into 80 minutes than most would be writers manage in a lifetime. You are left gasping for breath" The Scotsman, Fringe First Review for Man Who Committed.
An African storyteller arrives in England and loses his mind. He has no name, no past. Stories float by but still he cannot find himself. Molecule, Ape, Human? He tries to live. He falls in love. She flies away forever because Africa will not sing herself to life. The culprits are the storykillers. To forgive or not to forgive said Othello with a big chip on his shoulder. Kiss my ass George Bush said the storyteller in perfect English, I will tell of those with no blood on their hands.
A verbal and visual multi-media feast, with collaborations by acclaimed experimental company Talking Birds, with music by Juwon Ogungbe and Birminghamıs own artistic visual mavericks - Anwa Essien and Sarangit Birdi.
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