TUGGING AT THE SEA
This show is ABSOLUTELY NOT about boats. Promise. Can we say vessels?
Paper boats, of all sizes and colours.
A strange island surrounded by fog.
Islanders spending their days making fog themselves... Their bizarre Leaders have convinced them they need to make their country impenetrable. "The Others" might attack...
While on the other side of the sea, people dream of an ideal land.
Who is the real threat?
After the success of Ali In Wonder(Eng)land, our community ensemble will return with another surreal, hilarious, yet deeply touching piece devised and created by participants in LegalAliens' free classes for refugees and migrants.
DIRECTION/DRAMATURGY
Lara Parmiani
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR:
Angela Poulima
FACILITATOR:
Nada Sabet
ART DESIGN:
Bern O'donoghue
PROJECTION DESIGN:
Edalia Day
ADDITIONAL SET ELEMENTS:
Nailah Daley-Allen
LIGHT DESIGN:
Matthew Carnazza
PERFORMERS:
Adela Belecova
Arlind Daullja
Carmen De Silva
Raquel Diaz
Pino Gagliano
Jesus Leon
Di Er Lu
Wen Yueh Lu
Maryna Maltikh
Olena Maksymova
Anna Marsden
Yuna Marsh
Cristina Martinez
Julius Morie
Margarita Novikova
Bahman
Hamed Vojoudzadeh
Using a fragmented narrative, physical theatre, songs and direct testimonies, Tugging At The Sea asks audiences to recognise the absurdity of the propaganda against asylum seekers. Thanks to a collaboration with visual artist Bern O’Donoghue, the stage will be covered in paper boats, as a celebration of shared humanity.
Created with support from Bedford Creative Arts. With thanks to The Engine Room.
Funded by The Supporting Arts Foundation, Arts Council England and Lottery Awards For All.
To find out more about how to join a session click here .
If you work with refugees and asylum seekers and would like to apply for FREE tickets, please contact Milly at legalalienstheatre@legalaliens.org
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