Asylum Monologues performed in Nottingham, Thu 25th of Oct
Centre for the Study of Social and Global Justice | 20.10.2007 16:33
The Centre for the Study of Social and Global Justice has invited Actors for Refugees to perform the 'Asylum Monologues' on Thursday the 25th of October at 6.00-8.00pm in C50 in the Portland Building. 'Asylum Monologues' is a live performance of first-hand testimonies from asylum seekers and refugees about fleeing their country and arriving in the UK.
Asylum Monologues has been touring the UK since it was launched at Amnesty International in June 2006 and is scripted by award-winning playwright and artistic director of Ice and Fire Theatre, Sonja Linden. Christine Bacon, the Director of Actors for Refugees, said: “As actors we can give faces and voices to the unseen and the voiceless. We try to redress some of the misconceptions about asylum seekers and refugees with more accurate information and with personal stories that will appeal to many audiences.”
The event is part of the One World Week, organised by the SU Social Justice and Environment and Equal Opportunities Committees.
The event is part of the One World Week, organised by the SU Social Justice and Environment and Equal Opportunities Committees.
Centre for the Study of Social and Global Justice
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cssgj@nottingham.ac.uk
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