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Hakawatiyyah – the storyteller is a pioneering international musical production supported by the British Council and developed by Birmingham based Ulfah Arts, and DAM Music Festival, Kosovo. The UK premiere of this exciting concert will take place at UK Centre for Carnival Arts in Luton on Sunday 23rd May 2010, the premiere will be followed by a live tour of four other UK Cities including Birmingham ,with the tour finale at Richmix, London on Friday 28th May 2010.
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