A celebration of Afro-Caribbean culture

Antiguan-born poet and storyteller Baden Prince brings What a Woman, a celebration of his Caribbean upbringing and the grandmother who raised him to Northampton's own Storytelling at the Feast of Fools at 7:30 pm on Wednesday, 4 November 2026.

This show debuted to rave reviews at the Festival at the Edge in Bromyard in July of this year.

Baden has been a part of London’s thriving Live Literature and Spoken Word scene since the 2000s and has developed an impressive reputation as a storyteller, largely due to appearances at the East Anglian Storytelling Festival where he has delighted audiences young, old and young at heart. His repertoire incorporates “traditional” tales from the Caribbean and all over the world, as well as his own material.

He was a featured artist at Halsway Manor's '3 Golden Apples' Storytelling Festival in October 2018, by special invitation of organiser and host Taffy Thomas MBE; has been invited to perform at events in Southend-on-Sea, Havering, Swindon and London as part of this year's National Storytelling Week; and most recently at Glastonbury and the Cambridge Folk Festival.

Baden engages his audiences with a style that is warm, self-assured and displays an entertaining blend of insight and humour.

Tickets are £10.05 via WeGotTickets.com. This event is intended for ages 16 and over.

Doors open at 7 pm for a 7:30 start at the Quaker Meeting House on WELLINGTON STREET, NN1 3AS.

Paid parking is available next door.