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Join us for a feisty and festive performance of��Terre-de-Bas, the latest poem-play by Jocelyn Brudey, a playwright, director, actor, and activist of Guadeloupian origin. Like Aimé Césaire who revisits his homeland of La Martinique in his epic��Cahier d’un retour au pays natal��(Notebook of a Return to the Native Land), Brudey undertakes a lyrical journey back to his island-hometown of Terre-de-Bas in Guadeloupe to explore his slave ancestry and hybrid identity in France today. He will recite his poem to the edgy chords of an electric guitar, in a musical face-off with Maxime Perrin on the accordion.

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Please note, by registering to attend this event you are acknowledging��that you understand you may be photographed and filmed. The concert is interactive and performers will move among the audience members. If you have any concerns or questions please reach out to Professor��Roy on sroy [at] aup.edu (sroy[at]aup[dot]edu).