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Storm: An Irish Nigerian Family Story

Storm: An Irish Nigerian Family Story

Irish Cultural Centre, 5 Black's Road, Hammersmith, W6 9DT, Hammersmith

£10

Storm: An Irish Nigerian Family Story

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An evening of storytelling, poetry, photography, film and music at the Irish Cultural Centre. Two London Irish Nigerian brothers, the poet and playwright Gabriel Gbadamosi and the retired storyteller David Gbadamosi, evoke the life of their older brother Storm, a gay black Irishman, and pay tribute to their younger brother Nick. Blending family memories and London lives with humour, tenderness and honesty, it is part memoir, part performance and part celebration of identity, belonging and bonds that endure across loss, with musicians The Quiery Brothers, Nessan and Eoin, with Gary Lilburn and friends.

Written by a model, sources: irishculturalcentre.co.uk

Venue

Irish Cultural Centre is in London’s Hammersmith.

5 Black's Road, Hammersmith, W6 9DT

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