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A unique evening of performances by the Kiota Community! We invite those from the Global Majority with poems, songs, stories or other forms of artistry to sign up for our open mic night


People from the Global Majority, who may or may not identify as Artists, are invited to come and share their poems, songs, movement, theatre pieces etc in the supportive cosy nest of the Kiota community.

Hosted by Kiota’s Artistic Director, Aisha Ali (They/them) the space is not only for sharing work in all stages of creation, but to meet others and grow this wonderful community.

If you have any questions or would like to sign up for a slot on the night, please email Aisha at kiotabristol@gmail.com. The performances will only be from those from the Global Majority but ALL ARE WELCOME TO SUPPORT.

  • Dates: Mon 17th Feb 2025
  • Show time: 7.30pm
  • Tickets: £5
  • Running Time: 2 hours (with interval)
  • Suitable for: Ages 14+
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  • Running Time: 2 hours (with interval)
  • Suitable for: Ages 14+
  • Connect with the artist:

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