Jazz and Refugee Tales

Sunday 29th September

Vortex Jazz Club 3-6pm

The actor Shobu Kapoor, well-known from TV and films, will read 'The Detainee's Tale' by Ali Smith and ‘The Support Worker's Tale' by Josh Cohen.

Walking Statues, a world/jazz/contemporary trio brings together folk music from the Mediterranean, contemporary western sounds and an improvisational approach.

Ziad Hisham - electric guitar

Domenico Angarano - bass / piano

Stefano Ancora - drums

The UK is the only country in western Europe which practises indefinite immigration detention: people can be locked up in prison-like conditions for months and years when their only offence is to be a migrant. 

Gatwick Detainees Welfare Group [GDWG] has supported people detained on the perimeter road of Gatwick Airport for almost 30 years. Refugee Tales is a project which has published 5 volumes of their stories to inform the world of this inhumane policy and walks regularly to call for its end. 

We are raising funds for GDWG.

Tickets £10; book at Eventbrite

Doors open 2.30 p.m.

Transport 

Nearest stations are Dalston Kingsland [2 mins walk] and Dalston Junction [6 mins walk]; both are on the London Overground - lines soon to be rebranded as Mildmay and Windrush respectively.

Buses 67, 76 and 149 run very close [2 mins walk] to the venue; 30, 56 and 277 to Dalston Junction [6 mins walk].

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