Feature: Inua Ellams on masculinity, home, displacement and identity
Inua Ellams updates the script of An Evening with an Immigrant as global change occurs. “I have to keep the text new so it always feels current,” Ellams says. G...
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Feature: Power shifts and the hidden world of toilet attendants
Could the hidden struggles of Britain’s toilet attendants spark powerful change? A play inspired by a whole night in a nightclub’s toilets, conjuring up the ...
Review: Hackney Gospels, Ziferblat
Gavino di Vino’s Hackney Gospels is a comedic insight into the life of an African immigrant family. The play focuses on a highly religious mother and her frustr...
NEWS: Documentary theatre series in London to highlight immigration and social inequality
Image: Molodyi Teatr A London cultural platform is hosting a documentary theatre series from October, highlighting immigration and social inequality in Bulga...
Review: There’s No Place Like, Above The Arts Theatre
Hannah used to be a teacher but, since moving to the UK, she now works as a barmaid at the pub. Young Jordan walks into the bar; he has just lost his job and si...
Feature: As You Like It – narratives of immigration and exile
Transport Theatre’s As You Like It opens in a squat in Calais as a migrant reads the play to try to teach himself English. Then the play takes over. It’s a ...