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Kwesi Owusu

Contains 2 performances.
  • The Second International Poetry Festival

    Performance: The Second International Poetry Festival

    08 April 1989 at 
    Interchange (3)
  • The 4th Jazz-Poetry Festival - (Day 1)

    Performance: The 4th Jazz-Poetry Festival - (Day 1)

    25 January 1991 at 
    Rocket (London - Islington) (4)
    The first night of A&S’s fourth Jazz-Poetry Festival – this one at a new venue. The bill includes the first outing for Gail Thompson’s Jazz Africa show, effectively the first night of its UK tour. The touring line-up was Thompson, Ntuli and the Mervyn Africa Quintet. The featured accompanists for ...
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