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Hafiz Kheir

Contains 1 collection item, 1 performance, 2 in total. Currently showing 2 in total.

Hafiz Kheir was born 1968 in Khartoum Sudan and moved to the UK in 1992. He is a writer translator and a filmmaker a graduate of the Film & Television School at The London Institute (June 2000). He studied drama and theatre from 1982 to 1986 at the Youth Palace Omdurman Sudan.

  • Howling at the Moon

    Howling at the Moon

    2 February 2007 at 
    BAC (Battersea Arts Centre) (504)
    A five-year anniversary gig for The Wolf, the poetry magazine edited by James Byrne ‘with a clear emphasis on publishing emerging new poets alongside more established writers’.
  • Audio recording of Howling at the Moon pt II

    Audio recording of Howling at the Moon pt II

    2 February 2007
    Minidisc recording of second half of Howling at the Moon show, featuring James Byrne, Hafiz Kheir, Niall McDevitt.
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