First visit 19th June.
RAW TRANSPORT is a travel company that can take you anywhere using the magic of virtual reality . . . .
SURGE created by performance artist Channie B is a piece of theatre addressing and questioning stereotypes and prejudices . . .
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NAT AND VIC’S GUIDE TO BEING AN INDEPENDENT WOMAN and MANTRA on 29th June.
For our final visits to the Festival we were at two very different shows. The former, as you may guess, on a very much feminist theme and in the latter Marv acts out his fantasies with the help of a microphone and a looper . . .
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★★★★☆ Mary Prince’s life story was published in 1831 – the first narrative of the life of a female Caribbean slave – and her testimony was instrumental in the passing of the 1833 British Abolition of Slavery Act.
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★★★☆☆ Napoli, Brooklyn tells a story of an Italian-American immigrant family living in Brooklyn in the 1960s. The mother, Luda, is trying to bring up three daughters – Francesca, Tina, and Vita – with love and massive amounts of food, while weathering a tempestuous relationship with her bullying husband, Nic.
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★★★★☆ Coriander Theatre has found a fascinating and lovely way to tell a complex migration story. Using humour and performance art, they weave a tale that will stay with the audience long after the short performance, and it’s really exciting to watch a piece of theatre composed and performed entirely by a BAME cast.
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