1 – 20 October 2012
UK Arts International in association with Afrovibes Netherlands presents
Aberystwyth Birmingham Cardiff Hereford Lancaster Liverpool London Manchester Nottingham
a festival of performances from South Africa and beyond
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STIMULATING
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T H O U G H T- P R O V O K I N G
Week commencing 1 October The Dukes, Lancaster LA1 1QE dukes-lancaster.org Stratford Circus, London E15 1BX stratford-circus.com The Albany, London SE8 4AG thealbany.org.uk
Week commencing 8 October Aberystwyth Arts Centre SY23 3DE aberystwythartscentre.co.uk The Drum, Birmingham B6 4UU the-drum.org.uk The Black-E, Liverpool L1 5EW theblack-E.co.uk Unity Theatre, Liverpool L1 9BG unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham NG7 2RD lakesidearts.org.uk
Week commencing 15 October Sherman Cymru, Cardiff CF24 4YE shermancymru.co.uk The Courtyard, Hereford HR4 9JR courtyard.org.uk Contact, Manchester M15 6JA contactmcr.com
Afrovibes is a biennial festival of arts from South Africa and beyond, which originated in the Netherlands. It is now in its ninth edition. The festival launched in the UK for the first time in 2010, and plans are already being made for 2014. Between 1 and 20 October, Afrovibes 2012 is visiting a total of 11 venues in the UK. From 24 to 29 September it can be seen in the Netherlands in Utrecht, Amsterdam and Eindhoven. More info at afrovibes.nl
Challenging, stimulating, thoughtprovoking: a festival of contemporary theatre, dance, spoken word and music from South Africa and beyond. Experience stunning performances onstage or hang out in the Township Café, with authentic African food and drink plus a host of festival fringe events. Enjoy workshops, debates, after-show talks, late night music or other pop-up performances. We’re bringing some of the finest awardwinning performers from Southern Africa to feature in the week-long festival at each of the main participating theatres. And you’ll find plenty of extra buzz unique to your own location as well. Buy yourself a ticket for a main stage event, or simply turn up to see what happens. Afrovibes is more than just a show — it’s an experience!
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DRAMA/COMEDY
And the Girls The Market Theatre Johannesburg in association with Tick Tock Productions presents
in their Sunday Dresses Imagine…a time when food is scarce and prices have rocketed sky-high.
In this play, described by many as an African ‘Waiting for Godot’, the process of waiting turns out to be more significant than the anticipated result. Finally, the two women resolve to stop waiting and seize control of their lives.
Imagine… the gap between rich and poor has widened so far that you are one or the other. Imagine… waiting for days on end just to buy the basics to survive.
A hugely entertaining production, And the Girls…was the hit of the 2009 National Arts Festival in Grahamstown.
It is in one of these queues that The Lady (a retiring prostitute) and The Woman (a fiery domestic worker) meet. Although they come from different walks of life and have had vastly different experiences, an unlikely friendship develops.
The roles of The Woman and The Lady are played by Lesego Motsepe and Hlengiwe Lushaba — two of South Africa’s most celebrated award-winning comediennes.
The Lady has brought her chair, the Woman her lunch — and thus they become mutually dependent as they discuss their trials and tribulations, their triumphs and disappointments in the daily struggle for survival.
The play’s director, Princess Mhlongo, was Standard Bank Young Artist of the Year for Drama (2012).
See And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses at:
The Dukes, Lancaster
Mon 1 Oct 8.00pm
Tue 2 Oct 8.00pm
Stratford Circus, London E15
Wed 3 Oct 8.00pm
Thu 4 Oct 8.00pm
The Albany, London SE8
Fri 5 Oct 9.00pm
Sat 6 Oct 7.30pm
Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham
Mon 8 Oct 7.30pm
Tue 9 Oct 7.30pm
The Drum, Birmingham
Wed 10 Oct 8.00pm
Thu 11 Oct 8.00pm
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
Sat 13 Oct 7.30pm
Sherman Cymru, Cardiff
Mon 15 Oct 8.00pm
Tue 16 Oct 8.00pm
Contact, Manchester
Wed 17 Oct 7.30pm
Thu 18 Oct 7.30pm
The Courtyard, Hereford
Sat 20 Oct 7.30pm
This production is generously supported for the Afrovibes Festival by Standard Bank
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DRAMA/COMEDY
Mother to Mother FreeVoice Productions presents
American Fullbright scholar Amy Biehl is killed in the Gugulethu township of Cape Town: it’s a pointless murder, carried out by four youths. The mother of one of them tries to make sense of it all by recounting events in an imaginary conversation with Amy’s mother. Poignant, moving and ultimately uplifting, this is a personal testimony that captures the soul of an ordinary woman. We hear of the Mother’s unbearable guilt because of the part she played, knowing that another mother is now ‘without, because of me’.
This tour-de-force monologue of forgiveness and reconciliation is powerful theatre, delivered with dignity, sensitivity and humour by leading South African actor Thembi Mtshali-Jones. Music interwoven with the text heightens the mood as the tragedy unfolds, and the use of Xhosa phrases punctuating the English text lends a gritty authenticity. Original novel written by Sindiwe Magona. Adapted for the stage by Sindiwe Magona, Janice Honeyman and Thembi MtshaliJones. Directed by Janice Honeyman Presented at the National Arts Festival, Grahamstown in 2012
See Mother to Mother at:
The Albany, London SE8
Mon 1 Oct 7.30pm
The Dukes, Lancaster
Wed 3 Oct 8.00pm
Stratford Circus, London E15
Fri 5 Oct 8.00pm
The Drum, Birmingham
Tue 9 Oct 7.30pm
Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham
Fri 12 Oct 7.30pm
Unity Theatre, Liverpool
Sat 13 Oct 8.00pm
The Courtyard, Hereford
Mon 15 Oct 7.30pm
Sherman Cymru, Cardiff
Wed 17 Oct 8.00pm
Contact, Manchester
Fri 19 Oct 7.30pm
Tue 2 Oct 7.30pm Sat 6 Oct 8.00pm
Thu 18 Oct 8.00pm
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PHYSICAL THEATRE FAMILY FRIENDLY
Thirst Sibojama presents
Written and directed by James Ngcobo Choreography by Gregory Maqoma
Thirst depicts the fortunes and misfortunes of three water carriers from an African village that is desperate for water. On an eventful journey to find the source of their dried-out river they encounter mysterious characters, riddles and provocations. This is magical, innovative theatre based on Baldini’s ‘The Water Carriers’: a mythic tale resonating with both past and future, its ecological message chiming with our times. It’s enriched by dance, physical theatre, song and African storytelling.
Together the writer/director and choreographer have created a unique performance style, pulsing with succinct symbolism and potent imagery, set to an intriguing soundscape. Every shard of broken clay pot, every grain of sand, every fighting stick, every foot stamp, counts in this inspirational piece which bursts with fresh theatrical expression. The production draws on Nguni mythology to create a show suitable for everyone, including families, children and schools. It was nominated for the Naledi Award 2010 for Best New South African Play.
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See Thirst at:
The Dukes, Lancaster
Mon 1 Oct 7.30pm
Tue 2 Oct 7.00pm
The Albany, London SE8
Fri 5 Oct 7.00pm
Sat 6 Oct 2.30pm
The Drum, Birmingham
Wed 10 Oct 6.00pm Thu 11 Oct 1.00pm
The Black-E, Liverpool
Fri 12 Oct 8.00pm
Sherman Cymru, Cardiff
Tue 16 Oct 7.30pm
Contact, Manchester
Thu 18 Oct 8.00pm
The Courtyard, Hereford
Fri 19 Oct 7.30pm
Sat 13 Oct 8.00pm
Thirst photos courtesy of Ruphin Coudyzer FPPSA
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MUSIC FAMILY FRIENDLY
The
African Indigenous Orchestra Put on your dancing shoes and get down to the shebeen where the exuberant ten-piece Sibikwa Orchestra give audiences a lively exchange of rhythms and beats — a great example of crossover music as Afrobeat meets Township Jazz. Performances involve high levels of audience participation with everyone on their feet in a heady feast for the senses, refreshing musical tastebuds and evoking the true spirit and ancestry of South Africa. This award-winning orchestra is a celebration of the old and the new.
See the Sibikwa African Indigenous Orchestra at:
The Dukes, Lancaster
Thu 4 Oct 7.30pm
Their work travels from lulling moving subtleties of sound and movement to compelling jazz and beat rhythms, offering new sounds on traditional instruments including some impressive drumming!
Stratford Circus, London E15
Fri 5 Oct 7.00pm Sat 6 Oct 4.00pm
The Albany, London SE8
Sun 7 Oct 7.00pm
The Black-E, Liverpool
Thu 11 Oct 8.00pm
The Drum, Birmingham
Sat 13 Oct 10.00pm
Members of the core orchestra play the uhadi (an African bow instrument), horns, drums, marimba, mbira and dinaka pipes. They are joined on stage for Afrovibes by jazz musicians, their collaborations exploring how original African compositions receive the quirky infusion of jazz styling.
The Courtyard, Hereford
Tue 16 Oct 7.30pm
Sherman Cymru, Cardiff
Thu 18 Oct 7.30pm
Contact, Manchester
Sat 20 Oct 8.00pm
Orchestra photo courtesy of Ruphin Coudyzer FPPSA
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DANCE
My Exile
Is In My Head
Choreographed and performed by Qudus Onikeku. Produced by YK Projects
My Exile is in my Head is a solo dance / physical theatre piece inspired by Wole Soyinka’s prison notes, ‘The Man Died’. Qudus Onikeku, from Nigeria, explores the theme of solitude and forms of exile, looking especially at the contradiction between our mental idea of ‘home’ and the reality of the place one returns to. This fascinating and physically challenging work is sophisticated, slick and wonderfully enjoyable. It’s filled with angst, beauty and resignation; with acrobatic moves, high energy and a spirituality summed up in the voice-over: ‘When I dance I am closer to God.’
Qudus Onikeku is part of the brilliant new generation of dancer choreographers springing up from Africa. He is a graduate of the National Higher School of Circus Arts in France, his work combining traces of Nigerian dance, hip hop, Tai Chi, Capoeira, acrobatics and contemporary dance vocabularies, as well as drawing on his Yoruba culture and several other influences.
My Exile is in my Head was one of the most critically acclaimed works when it was performed at the Johannesburg Dance Umbrella festival 2011.
“Ex ile is a condition. It is a place, a knowledge, a narrative... a psychic space...exile is a rupture.” See My Exile is in My Head in a double bill with Inception at:
The Albany, London SE8
Thu 4 Oct 7.30pm
The Dukes, Lancaster
Sat 6 Oct 7.30pm
Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham
Thu 11 Oct 7.30pm
The Drum, Birmingham
Sat 13 Oct 8.30pm
Contact, Manchester
Tue 16 Oct 8.00pm
The Courtyard, Hereford
Thu 18 Oct 7.30pm
Sherman Cymru, Cardiff
Sat 20 Oct 8.00pm
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DANCE
Inception Choreographed and performed by Sonia Radebe
Inception is a complex, textured dance solo: an intensely physical and psychological journey into the psyche of a female dance artist. Originally performed in 2011, it has already evolved into a classic. As the brooding sound of the Taj Mahal Travellers’ music reverberates around the darkened auditorium, a presence emerges from the wings: a beautiful body lit from above by its headgear. The figure in this mining helmet / straw hat / diving gear turns out to be a woman, whose gazelle-like movement pulls her into a succinctly layered universe of experience.
Embellished by Suzette le Seuer’s lighting and challenged by a techno whale song score by Nhlanhla Mahlangu, this gloriously graceful being surfs reality and imagination. Finally, breathing and screaming, she starts to run, fighting her destiny. Sonia Radebe learned to dance in Soweto from the age of eight, and trained at Moving into Dance Mophatong (MIDM) from 2001. Now a principal dancer, choreographer and teacher at MIDM, her range is impressive: she has appeared in Dada Miselo’s neoAfrican ‘Swan Lake’ as well as in Mark Hawkins’ ‘Hotel’, in an exuberantly dramatic performance.
See Inception with My Exile is in My Head (E), The Three Furies (F), or Zena Edwards (Z) at:
The Albany, London SE8
(F+Z) Wed 3 Oct 7.30pm
(E) Thu 4 Oct 7.30pm
The Dukes, Lancaster
(F) Fri 5 Oct 8.00pm
(E) Sat 6 Oct 7.30pm
Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham (E) Thu 11 Oct 7.30pm
“A succinctly layered universe of experience ... mesmerising undulations of the body and the heart.”
The Drum, Birmingham
(Z) Fri 12 Oct 8.00pm
Contact, Manchester
(E) Tue 16 Oct 8.00pm
The Courtyard, Hereford
(E) Thu 18 Oct 7.30pm
Sherman Cymru, Cardiff
(E) Sat 20 Oct 8.00pm
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FILM / SPOKEN WORD
PHOTOGRAPHY / THEATRE
Walking the Streets
The Three Furies The Three Furies is a dynamic poetryin-performance film, written, devised and performed by Zena Edwards (UK), Mbali Vilakazi (South Africa ) and Clara Opoku (Netherlands). It was shot partly on location, partly in the studio and during two live performances: one in London and one in Amsterdam. The three performers translate and embolden the energy of the Greek mythical legend of the Three Furies. First and foremost the protectors of women and children, they were feared as the most terrifying spectres of vengeance in the ancient world. Also known as The Eumenides — “The Solemn Ones” or “The Kindly Ones”, The Furies bring balance to injustices done to the Family. These three female poets translate the power of this myth into contemporary representations of womanhood to present an multi-media examination of women’s anger in the 21st century.
The Three Furies was filmed in Amsterdam by Sharon Jane (www.sharonjane.com) and in London by Nathan Jones and Didi Jaleru. Film edited by Nathan Jones (www.soopanatural.com) The production was commissioned by Afrovibes with support from Arts Council England and British Council South Africa. 333furies.blogspot.com
You can view Tyler’s work at many of the Afrovibes Festival venues.
Zena Edwards
Zena Edwards is a London-based performance poet, writer and musician. Her vibrant performances are inspired by her experiences of travel, particularly through Africa, as well as traditional African music and song. She will be touring key dates with a special live set to introduce and contextualise The Three Furies. See Zena Edwards (live set) & The Three Furies film at:
The Albany, London SE8 double bill with Inception Wed 3 Oct 7.30pm The Dukes, Lancaster Fri 5 Oct 8.45pm
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The Courtyard, Hereford Wed 17 Oct 7.30pm Sherman Cymru, Cardiff Fri 19 Oct 8.00pm See Zena Edwards (live set) at:
The Drum, Birmingham Fri 12 Oct 8.00pm in Poetry Jam Contact, Manchester Mon 15 Oct 8.00pm in RAW JAM poetry event
Photo by Aart Rijken
Tyler Dolan is a young emerging photographer and graphic artist based in Durban. In Walking the Streets, a series of photographs specially commissioned by Afrovibes, he has captured the beauty, randomness and diversity of contemporary urban South Africa and of the individuals who inhabit it.
The Three Furies film is being shown at the above venues throughout the week at various times: check venue website for details.
Struggling to Survive
amongst the most politically audacious in the world, but what are the burning issues now the struggle is over? What can South African theatre bring to the world stage? What are the main challenges to producing good theatre?
On Thursday 11 October Afrovibes is holding a symposium at the Drum in Birmingham on South African theatre post apartheid.
Come and join some of the theatre-makers involved in Afrovibes, together with other directors and writers working in Africa today, and find out more about South African theatre – past present and future.
In the late seventies and eighties, theatres like the Market in Johannesburg were
The Drum Birmingham Thursday 11 October 3.30pm
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WEEK ONE Monday 1 to Sunday 7 October
WEEK THREE Monday 15 to Saturday 20 October
The Dukes Lancaster
The Albany London SE8
The Black-E Liverpool
Sherman Cymru Cardiff
The Courtyard Hereford
MONDAY 1 OCTOBER
MONDAY 1 OCTOBER
THURSDAY 11 OCTOBER
MONDAY 15 OCTOBER
MONDAY 15 OCTOBER
6.00pm Launch
6.00pm Launch
8.00pm Sibikwa Orchestra
8.00pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses
6.00pm Launch event
7.30pm Thirst
7.30pm Mother to Mother
FRIDAY 12 OCTOBER
TUESDAY 16 OCTOBER
8.00pm Thirst
7.30pm Thirst
SATURDAY 13 OCTOBER
8.00pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses And the Girls ... aftershow talk
TUESDAY 16 OCTOBER
WEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBER
WEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBER
8.00pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses 9.35pm And the Girls... aftershow talk
TUESDAY 2 OCTOBER 7.30pm Mother to Mother with aftershow talk
TUESDAY 2 OCTOBER
WEDNESDAY 3 OCTOBER
6.00pm Music in Township Café* 7.00pm Thirst 8.00pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses 8.30pm Thirst aftershow talk
7.00pm Sibikwa Orchestra + local groups bar event* 7.30pm Films from South Africa* 8.00pm Mother to Mother 9.30pm Mother to Mother aftershow talk
The Drum Birmingham
THURSDAY 4 OCTOBER
6.00pm Launch party inc. Afrovibes performers
4.00pm Local artists afternoon tea with M to M* 7.30pm Sibikwa Orchestra
5.00pm Sibikwa Orchestra jazz workshop 5.00pm Thembi Mtshali-Jones drama workshop
9.00pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses with aftershow talk
7.30pm Mother to Mother
2.30pm Thirst 7.30pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses
7.00pm Sibikwa Orchestra
8.00pm Inception 8.45pm Three Furies & Zena Edwards
Stratford Circus London E15
SATURDAY 6 OCTOBER 7.30pm Inception & My Exile … double bill
TUESDAY 9 OCTOBER
7.00pm Thirst
SUNDAY 7 OCTOBER
FRIDAY 5 OCTOBER
MONDAY 8 OCTOBER
FRIDAY 5 OCTOBER
SATURDAY 6 OCTOBER
THURSDAY 4 OCTOBER
8.00pm Thirst
7.30pm Three Furies & Zena Edwards plus Inception double bill
7.30pm Inception & My Exile ... double bill
WEDNESDAY 3 OCTOBER
9.00pm Mother to Mother aftershow discussion
Unity Theatre Liverpool SATURDAY 13 OCTOBER 8.00pm Mother to Mother
6.00pm Thirst 8.00pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses THURSDAY 11 OCTOBER 1.00pm Thirst Aftershow: Thirst meets the audience
THURSDAY 18 OCTOBER 7.30pm Sibikwa Orchestra 8.00pm Mother to Mother Mother to Mother aftershow talk
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
FRIDAY 19 OCTOBER
SATURDAY 13 OCTOBER
8.00pm Three Furies & Zena Edwards
7.30pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses
WEDNESDAY 10 OCTOBER 10.00am Gang Violence convention *
8.00pm Mother to Mother
Lakeside Arts Centre Nottingham
SATURDAY 20 OCTOBER 8.00pm Inception & My Exile … double bill Inception & My Exile ... aftershow talk
7.00pm Sibikwa Orchestra in Township Café* 7.30pm Mother to Mother
7.30pm Sibikwa Orchestra
7.30pm Three Furies & Zena Edwards THURSDAY 18 OCTOBER 7.30pm Inception & My Exile … double bill FRIDAY 19 OCTOBER 7.00pm And the Girls... company in Township Café* 7.30pm Thirst SATURDAY 20 OCTOBER 7.30pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses 8.45pm Thirst company in Township Café*
MONDAY 8 OCTOBER 7.30pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses Aftershow: And the Girls... cast in conversation with Stephen Lowe TUESDAY 9 OCTOBER
Contact Manchester MONDAY 15 OCTOBER 8.00pm RAW (Rhythm & Words) featuring Zena Edwards & Sonia Radebe*
WEDNESDAY 3 OCTOBER
3.30pm ‘Struggling to Survive’ South African Theatre symposium
8.00pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses
8.00pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses
WEDNESDAY 10 OCTOBER
7.00pm Launch event with Afrovibes performers
THURSDAY 4 OCTOBER
FRIDAY 12 OCTOBER
11.00am Dance workshop led by Qudus Onikeku
8.00pm Inception & My Exile …double bill
8.00pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses
8.00pm Africa Rising poetry jam * with Sonia Radebe & Zena Edwards
THURSDAY 11 OCTOBER
WEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBER
7.30pm Inception & My Exile … double bill
7.30pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses
FRIDAY 12 OCTOBER
THURSDAY 18 OCTOBER
7.30pm Mother to Mother Aftershow: Thembi Mtshali-Jones in conversation with Giles Croft
7.30pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses
FRIDAY 5 OCTOBER Photos by Tyler Dolan
WEEK TWO Monday 8 to Saturday 13 October
7.00pm Sibikwa Orchestra
SATURDAY 13 OCTOBER
8.00pm Mother to Mother
2.00pm Zulu & contemp dance workshop led by Sonia Radebe
SATURDAY 6 OCTOBER
4.00pm ‘Dance Lines Across 3 Continents’ Conference *
4.00pm Sibikwa Orchestra
7.30pm New dance showcase *
8.00pm Mother to Mother
8.30pm Inception & My Exile … double bill
7.30pm And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses
10.00pm Sibikwa Orchestra & end of festival party
TUESDAY 16 OCTOBER
8.00pm Thirst FRIDAY 19 OCTOBER 7.30pm Mother to Mother SATURDAY 20 OCTOBER 8.00pm Black Sound Series featuring Sibikwa Orchestra
* Part of festival fringe programme
FESTIVAL FRINGE : This calendar went to press before all fringe events were confirmed: they are being added all the time. Check venue websites for more.
Where to see
Week commencing 1 October The Albany Douglas Way, Deptford, London SE8 4AG • 020 8692 4446 • thealbany.org.uk The Dukes Moor Lane, Lancaster LA1 1QE • 01524 598500 • dukes-lancaster.org Stratford Circus Theatre Square, Stratford, London E15 1BX • 0844 357 2625 • stratford-circus.com
Week commencing 8 October Aberystwyth Arts Centre Aberystwyth University, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion SY23 3DE • 01970 62 32 32 aberystwythartscentre.co.uk
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The Black-E Great George Street, Liverpool L1 5EW • 0151 709 5109 • theblack-e.co.uk Stratford Circus Theatre Square, Stratford, London E15 1BX • 0844 357 2625 • stratford-circus.com The Drum 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6 4UU • 0121 333 2444 • the-drum.org.uk Lakeside Arts Centre University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD • 0115 846 7777 • lakesidearts.org.uk Unity Theatre 1 Hope Place Liverpool L1 9BG • 0844 873 2888 • unitytheatreliverpool.co.uk
Week commencing 15 October Contact Oxford Road, Manchester M15 6JA • 0161 274 0600 • contactmcr.com/afrovibes The Courtyard Edgar Street, Hereford HR4 9JR • 01432 340555 • courtyard.org.uk Sherman Cymru Senghennydd Road Cardiff CF24 4YE • 029 2064 6900 • shermancymru.co.uk Photo by Tyler Dolan
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