WRAP Live! with Musa Okwonga

Tuesday 29 March 2022

6:00 pm : Main stage

Seated and virtual

Tickets

Free but booking is essential

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Don’t miss the next WRAP Live! when Becky Cullen will be in conversation with Musa Okwonga – Berlin-based writer and football blogger / podcaster. They’ll be chatting about his path from Eton to Oxford, and his new novel in the main auditorium.

Approx event times
Wrap Cafe in the Metronome bar: 6.00pm- 6.45pm
Doors to the main Wrap Live event in the auditorium: 7.00pm
Stream and event in the auditorium: 7.30pm – 9.00pm

Musa Okwonga’s book ‘It Was All About Love’ was featured as Notts TV’s February book of the month. You can watch the February Book Club episode here.

Free and open to all, join in person or watch the livestream.

WRAP Café 
Your free ticket for WRAP Live! also gives you access to the WRAP Café in the Metronome bar before the main event starts- an opportunity to meet up with writers and readers to talk, listen to their work and maybe share your own. Musa will be joining ahead of the main event, so come along and get involved. Email [email protected] in advance if you would like to book an open mic slot to share your work.

Accessibility
Seated gigs offer disabled access within the first three rows inside the venue.

Please click here for full accessibility information.

If you have any particular requirements or queries, please email us ahead of the event at [email protected].

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WRAP Live! with Musa Okwonga

Don’t miss the next WRAP Live! when Becky Cullen will be in conversation with Musa Okwonga – Berlin-based writer and football blogger / podcaster. They’ll be chatting about his path from Eton to Oxford, and his new novel in the main auditorium.

Approx event times
Wrap Cafe in the Metronome bar: 6.00pm- 6.45pm
Doors to the main Wrap Live event in the auditorium: 7.00pm
Stream and event in the auditorium: 7.30pm – 9.00pm

Musa Okwonga’s book ‘It Was All About Love’ was featured as Notts TV’s February book of the month. You can watch the February Book Club episode here.

Free and open to all, join in person or watch the livestream.

WRAP Café 
Your free ticket for WRAP Live! also gives you access to the WRAP Café in the Metronome bar before the main event starts- an opportunity to meet up with writers and readers to talk, listen to their work and maybe share your own. Musa will be joining ahead of the main event, so come along and get involved. Email [email protected] in advance if you would like to book an open mic slot to share your work.

Accessibility
Seated gigs offer disabled access within the first three rows inside the venue.

Please click here for full accessibility information.

If you have any particular requirements or queries, please email us ahead of the event at [email protected].

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