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Black Plays - Coups and Calypsos
This session focuses on the position of the Caribbean Carnival, which since the 1960s has emerged as one of the primary influences on Caribbean drama. The history of Caribbean Carnival is linked to the enslaved population’s fight for freedom. Post-emancipation, Carnival evolved as an expression of national identity and for Caribbean writers the carnival trope provides a framework through which to examine the inequalities of the newly independent Caribbean nations. With guest speaker Joan Anim-Ad
WEEK 4: Coups and Calypsos
Saturday 14 February, 10.30am – 12.30pm
Booking: The whole series can be booked for £65 (£55 concs) or this single session can be booked for £12.
Saturday 14 February, 10.30am – 12.30pm
Booking: The whole series can be booked for £65 (£55 concs) or this single session can be booked for £12.
Clore Learning Centre: Cottesloe Room, National Theatre, Southbank, London SE1 9PX
Sat 14 Feb 2015
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