STORYMOJA

See it at USIU Auditorium, 2nd March 2010, 6pm.

Special Student Price: 500/=

Tickets Call 0724077524, 0729298157

“Hello I am Betty Muragori.”

“Hello, I am John, and I am Luo!”

Cut-off-my-tongue rants, sweats and breaks into song and dance as it explores the truth that shape us Africans; our beliefs, the way we behave and why.Woven with music and dance, Sitawa Namwalie’s…

7pm. Thursday 28th May, 2009
Centerprise Trust, Dalston
136 Kingsland High Street,
London E8 2NS.

“Cut off My Tongue” uses language at its most powerful to explore important questions – especially now in Kenya – such as, what does it mean to be Kenyan?

I know better now and I have since mended my respect for poetry enough to fall completely in love with it.

I don’t know if you have ever seen dramatized poetry, I hadn’t before last week. If you think poetry is all about romanticism and sonnets in a rhyming fashion, or something you can easily label as onomatopoeia, come prepared for something extraordinary; so close to home in spirit, yet universally understandable.

Cut Off My Tongue’ is back …..once again for all of you to see it before its tour to the UK.