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Fred D'Aguiar

Contains 5 performances.

Fred D'Aguiar (born 2 February 1960) is a British-Guyanese poet, novelist and playwright. He is currently Professor of English at UCLA. For his full biography visit his Wikipedia page.

  • Azanian People's Benefit

    Azanian People's Benefit

    21 November 1986 at 
    Interchange (3)
  • Sista Culcha & Burning Illusion, Merle Collins, Pitika Ntuli, Lemn Sissay, Fred D'Aguiar

    Sista Culcha & Burning Illusion, Merle Collins, Pitika Ntuli, Lemn Sissay, Fred D'Aguiar

    17 October 1987 at 
    Eagle (7)
  • Greenwich Festival - Poetry Jam

    Greenwich Festival - Poetry Jam

    7 June 1995 at 
    University of Greenwich (1)
    Bernardine not billed, but added on the night.
  • Homelands

    Homelands

    12 April 2002 at 
    Battersea Arts Centre (London - Wandsworth) (499)
  • Apples & Snakes in Soho

    Apples & Snakes in Soho

    27 May 2009 at 
    Soho Theatre (64)
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