Ma Joyce's Tales from the Parlour
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Victoria Evaristo Norkor Arts
The story of a mixed-race Liverpudlian great-grandmother of Nigerian and Irish heritage celebrating her birthday, recalling a rollercoaster of memories – from her childhood in a Welsh convent to meeting her Nigerian Husband. Going on a journey to Nigeria only to discover 'In England I'm black. In Africa I'm white. It’s a funny, bloody world'. Celebrating life's triumphs and tragedies, and observing Liverpool’s social, economic and political life, from her uniquely humorous perspective. You think you know Scouse, well you’ve never tasted it like this before! Come have a natter in Ma Joyce's Parlour.
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