Closing Night Celebrations: Chelle OT, AGAMA, Dylema and DJ set by Mwen

                                FRIDAY 5TH JULY

                                             The Ditch, Rivington Room. Doors: 7.15pm

                                           ABOUT

Join Talawa as we close Talawa First 2019 with our final night of poetry, music and celebrations. Expect good times and good vibes.

                                         Chelle OT

                                          AGAMA

                                          Dylema

                                  DJ Set by Mwen

  •                                     MAKER BIOS                             

  •                                          AGAMA

  • AGAMA

  • Bio to follow

  •                                        Chelle OT

    Chelle OT

  • A poet, songwriter, actor and 1/3 of SISTREN podcast and movement, Chelle O.T. is a jack of many trades with plenty more up their sleeves (Making plantain chips disappear, being one). The Barbican young poet alumni's work explores familial dynamics, youth culture, identity and religion, from the perspective of an emo with a sunshine aura.

  •                                                Dylema

    Dylema

  • Dylema's feminist poetry addresses head on matters of race, gender and individuality, values reiterated by the hidden message within the acronym: “Do You. Let Every Man Adapt”.

  •                                            Mwen

    Mwen

  • Mwen is a sound designer, music producer, composer, session musician and DJ with over 10 years experience working with sound. Mwen’s creative practice melds the worlds of music technology, electronic music, live sound and performance. Their compositions and productions have received airplay on:

    • BBC Radio 1
    • BBC Radio 6
    • XFM, NTS
    • Rinse FM supported by DJs including Rob da Bank, Mary Anne Hobbs and Tom Robinson and synced to TV and fashion film. 

    Recent work in theatre has included:

    • Sound design, composition, and performance on Rachael Young’s ‘Nightclubbing
    • Collaboration on new works supported by The Almeida, Bush Theatre and The National Theatre. 

    An artist of Ugandan descent and raised in multiple cultures, Mwen is often drawn to collaborative work situated in exploring identity, narratives of self and the telling of diverse stories.

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