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An Adventure Panel Event

Presented by Burnt Roti
An Adventure Panel Event

Burnt Roti presents: Generations of Love

Vinay Patel’s An Adventure opens discussions about love in immigrant families and how this affects our choices now. We examine the historical differences – mass migration, escaping conflict – to modern day Tinder.

The event will take place after at 17:00 on Saturday – after the 13:30 show of An Adventure and before the 19:00 show. Ticket buyers for An Adventure 13 October shows can attend for free, or the talk ticket is available separately.

Host: Sharan Dhaliwal, Editor in chief of Burnt Roti
Panellists: Hussein Kesvani (writer and editor), Kieran Yates (journalist and broadcaster), Vinay Patel (Writer of An Adventure)
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