Hello LegalAliens' friends! Since our podcast and interactive website Things I Am Not has been such an incredible success (thanks to all of you who have listened, downloaded and interacted with it), we thought you might like to know what the artists involved in it are doing, and perhaps check some of their work. So
10 episodes, 10 artists, countless assumptions, a polyhedron of women’s voices from across the globe reclaiming their uniqueness: welcome to Things I Am Not, our new podcast series! At the heart of the project are 10 original ten-minute-long “stories”, each written and performed by a female artist who has migrated to the United Kingdom. Recognising
Dear friends, As soon as we finished performing Closed Lands at VAULT - how exciting that was! - all theatres closed down because of Covid 19. Like everyone working in performing arts, we have no idea when we'll be able to return. We were also forced to interrupt all our workshops and cancel the June
Hello tech and light people!We are looking for a lighting designer and technical director for a week-long London run of Simon Grangeat’s Closed Lands at VAULT in March 2020 We initially staged this work as part of an r&d earlier this year, with a technical set-up involving two projectors and a live-feed camera. We are now looking
We can finally announce it officially! Our workshops for migrants and refugees at the Engine Room have been funded by the Harnisch Foundation! And look at the amazing article they wrote for us! THANK YOU!!!! You are truly AWESOME!
Join us again at The Engine Room for our FREE theatre workshops for migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and any member of the community interested in getting together and explore their creativity. From Monday 23rd of September at 6.30 PM we're back at the Engine Room in Tottenham Hale for our weekly appointment. Space is limited
Home, where do I belong? - from Windrush to European migrants is a FREE drama and writing workshop happening on June 22 at 3.45PM in Tottenham Hale Join Artistic Director Lara Parmiani and playwright Deidan Williams, share your stories, experiences and memories, and have fun experimenting with writing and performing in
Since January 2019 we've been running free workshops for migrants and refugees in Tottenham as part of Migrations: Harbour Europe. This has been possible thanks to support of the Migrant Resource Centre (recently renamed Consonants), Haringey Welcome and Arts Council England. It's been an absolute pleasure to get to work with so many wonderful people
We're delighted to be presenting our readings at the Gulbenkian Theatre in Canterbury as part of Kent Univetsity's "Translating Europe". Tickets are £5. Book here
From the 5th February 2019 for three afternoons, we took over Studio 2 at the Arcola Theatre with our readings and debates about theatre and migration. We presented "Genesis" by Chiara Boscaro, "The Sea Is My Nation" by Hala Moughanie, and "Closed Lands" by Simon Grangeat. We were overwhelmed by the response. What had started
