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Ujamaa

Contains 1 performance.

Which Ujamaa was this? A rebooted version of Lionel Grigson's 'Afro-Latin-jazz' group or So Kalmery's Congolese reggae band? If you know, drop us a line.

  • Poetry Carnival London

    Poetry Carnival London

    1 March 1985 at 
    St George's Theatre (1)
    Poetry Carnival UK was a nationwide festival organised by the poet James Sale. Spread over two days, it involved performances and workshops. Amongst the bigger names on the bill were Anne Stevenson, Gavin Ewart, George Macbeth and The Liverpool Poets. Ewart’s reading at Southampton Guildhall pulled in an audience of ...
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