An overwhelming response – reactions to Migrations: Harbour Europe
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
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You can attend the readings and the debates of Migrations Harbour Europe free of charge. However lovely Studio 2 has limited capacity, so please BOOK YOUR FREE TICKETS to avoid disappointment. GENESISby Chiara Boscaro (Italy)Translated by Lara Parmiani DATE: 5th February 2019 @1.30PMVENUE: Arcola Theatre Studio 224 Ashwin St, London
Selection announcement!
It took us longer than anticipated to go through them 157 submissions but we've finally selected the three plays that will be workshopped early next year and presented as readings in February. They are: Genesis, by Chiara Boscaro La mer est ma nation, by Hala Moughanie Terres Closes. by Simon
TIME IS UP for MIGRATIONS: HARBOUR EUROPE. Now it’s selection time!
LegalAliens in collaboration with New Tides Platform and Migrant Dramaturgies Network have been looking for plays by European or EU-based playwrights on the theme of Migrations: Harbour Europe. Now TIME IS UP! We encouraged submissions that addressed and reflected on the broad topic of migration and Europe. While we acknowledged the
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THEATRE OF THE OPPRESSED WORKSHOPS
From 2015 LegalAliens ha started running Theatre of the Oppressed workshops with young people, migrants and refugees. Our sessions involve warm up games directly inspired by August Boal's "Games for an actors and non actors" in which participants discover space and movement through group and pair work, followed by simple
