Makar to Makar, Jackie Kay with Imtiaz Dharker and Suzanne Bonnar

Series of live-streamed conversation, spoken word and music gigs
Thursdays at 7 p.m.
Created, curated and hosted by Jackie Kay, the Makar and the National Poet for Scotland, Makar to Makar will showcase a dazzling line-up of established lyrical talent and emerging voices on Thursdays at 7pm. This week Jackie is joined by poet, artist and video filmmaker Imtiaz Dharker and singer Suzanne Bonnar. For more information visit makar2makar.com
Produced by the National Theatre of Scotland in association with Home Manchester, Edinburgh International Book Festival and School of Arts and Media, Salford.
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