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An Evening With Professor David Olusoga

Talks, magic and spoken word· Exeter

An Evening With Professor David Olusoga

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When
Thursday, 24 June 2027, 7.30pm
Where
Exeter Corn Exchange, Market Street, Exeter, EX1 1BW
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About the event

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BAFTA award-winning producer, author, historian, and presenter, David, announces a new talk for Exeter in 2027 where he examines, as always, the missing chapters in our history. David has become a household name over the years, reaching the finals of the BBC hit TV series, Celebrity Traitors and he's very recently been back on our screens with his brand-new series Finding Britain's Slave Traders and his latest edition of A House Through Time. Join Professor David Olusoga as he returns to Exeter for this new talk and hear one of the UK’s foremost public historians share with you how he has become a respected, master storyteller.

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