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Previous Outreach Shows


2012
May 16 Migrant Testimonies – London at the TransEuropa 2012 Festival. In collaboration with European Alternatives. More detials soon! To know more about the TransEuropa Festival click here
May 12 Asylum Monologues – Norwich @ 7.30 at the event ‘Europe in the Dock’, Norwich Playhouse. In collaboration with Writer’s centre Norwich. For more info click here
May 11 Workshop at Migrant Voice Conference – London @ 4.30 – Amnesty International, The Human Rights Action Centre, London. Artistic Director Christine Bacon will run a workshop about Actors for Human Rights, exploring human rights stories through performance.
April 21 iceandfire at Asylum and Displacement conference – London at Royal Holloway, University of London. For more info click here
Mar 31 Asylum Monologues – Derbyshire @ 4pm – YMCA Derbyshire. London Road Wilmorton Derby DE24 8UT. As part of Women’s History month. More details to follow.
Mar 29 Workshop – Stockton Workshop linking experiences of people seeking asylum with Heritage project, sense of identity based on country of origin/birthplace/nationality for young people aged 13-16 years. This is a closed event
Mar 28 Asylum Monologues – Manchester @ 1pm – The Cosmo Rodewald Concert Hall, The Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama, Bridgeford Street, The University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL A part of Women and Asylum to mark International Women’s Day
Mar 27 Broke – Dewsbury At Dewsbury Town Hall More info Habiban.Zaman@kirklees.gov.uk Tel: – 07854128150 Women only event
Mar 17 Afghan Monologues – London @ 5pm – Rich Mix, 35 – 47 Bethnal Green Road, London, E1 6LA As part of The Festival of Dangerous Ideas. For more info and bookings click here
Mar 11 Asylum Monologues – Missenden @ 6pm – St Peter & St Paul’s Church. Great Missenden. As part of the Lent Series’ programme. For directions to the venue, please click here. For more information please click here
Mar 9 Asylum Monologues – Barry At secondary school. CLOSED EVENT
Mar 7 Rendition Monologues – London @ 7.30pm – Kings College London Strand Campus, 127 Stamford Street, Lecture Theater, London SE1 9NQ. Fore more information click here
Mar 7 The Illegals – London At Central School of Speech and Drama, London. THIS IS A CLOSED EVENT
Mar 1 Asylum Monologues – Oxford @ 7pm – Grove Auditorium, Magdalen College. For more info click here. In collaboration with Asylum Welcome
Feb 25 Afghan Monologues – Kingston @ 8pm – Cornerhouse theatre, Tolworth. Tickets £6 (£4 concessions). To reserve your tickets phone the box office on 020 8296 9012. If you are unable to pay the ticket price, then Kingston Amnesty will pay for a limited number of free tickets (please contact Paschal Egan tel 07902 253720). info www.thecornerhouse.org
Feb 24 .Asylum Dialogues – Sheffield @ 6pm – ‘Activities Zone’ in University of Sheffield’s Students Union, Western Bank, Sheffield, S10 2TG. A joint event with Sheffield City of Sanctuary, Sarah Eldridge and STAR. For more information contact Erin at refugees@sheffield.ac.uk
Feb 21 Asylum Monologues – York @ 7pm – University of York, Lecture theatre B/B002 (Biology B Block) For more info email: kt624@york.ac.uk
Feb 7 Envision Human Rights Project - Leeds, Prince Henry Grammar School, Otley. The students are doing a project on Afghanistan. Regional Director gave a presentation and interactive workshop about issue-based research, attitudes to race and culture, facts and stats about refugees and experiences of people seeking asylum in the UK. 6th Form students then did a reading of selected extracts from OACD.
Feb 6 Drama workshop – Sheffield - Old Junior School , Sharrow. IAF Regional Director facilitated a drama workshop and days training with people seeking asylum and refugees regarding presentation skills and public speaking. The session built confidence, analysed presentation techniques and encouraged participants to explore new ways of sharing their own stories
Feb 3 Binyam’s story – London 03 Feb @ 6pm – Outside the US Embassy, 24 Grosvenor Square, W1A 2LQ London. A short reading as part of ‘Shut Down Guantánamo! – candlelight vigil: 5th anniversary special’ organised by London Guantanamo Campaign.
Jan 24 Asylum Dialogues – Huddersfield @ 7.15 – Huddersfield Town Hall, as part of the event Speak Up, Speak Out to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. More info email kim.strickson@kirklees.gov.uk or click here or call 01484 223811 or 07812 782082

2011
Dec 5 Reading and discussion – Commonwealth Secretariat. Pall Mall, London.05 DecA short reading and post show talk. Closed event.
Nov 26
 Asylum Monologues – Ipswich @ 7:30pm – University Campus Suffolk, Waterfront Bldg, 19 Neptune Quay, Ipswich, Suffolk.Hosted by the Ipswich City of SanctuaryFREE EVENT
Nov 23
 The Illegals – Cambridge @ 7:30pm - Latimer Room, Clare College, Trinity Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1TL.FREE event.More info, please email: projects@cambridgehub.org
Nov 21
 Broke – Cambridge Hosted by MENTER – East of England Black and Minority Ethnic Network as part of their AGM. Closed event.
Nov 21
 Peace Brigades International 30th Anniversary Gala Performance – London @ 7pm Middle Temple Hall, Middle Temple Lane, London EC4Y 9AT. One-off event of readings and songs performed by Simon Russell Beale, Helen Chadwick, Jack Fortune, Juliet Stevenson, Zoë Wanamaker, Sam West.
 Script compiled by iceandfire, comprising testimonies gathered by iceandfire and PBI.
Ticketed event. For more info click here
Nov 16
 One Hour Eighteen Minutes – London @ 7:30pm – Amnesty Action Centre,  London, EC2A 3EA.As part of the Everyone Has the Right script submission service.FREE event. To book click here
Nov 15
 Hello Mr Miller, Hello Mr Pinter: Night of the Imprisoned Writer – London @ 7.30pm In Collaboration with English PEN. Venue: The Tabernacle, 34-35 Powis Square, London, W11 2AYA special one-off performance in which the powerful words of persecuted writers from Mexico to Bahrain, from Kenya to Azerbaijan, have been woven together by iceandfire and English PEN.Ticketed event.
Nov 15
 Asylum Monologues – Southends @ 11.30am, St Bernards School Southend, Milton Road, Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex, SS0 7JS
Nov 12
 Asylum Monologues – Richmond  @ 7:30pm, St John the Divine, Kew Road, Richmond TW9 2NA FREE event – open to all. Hosted by Richmond Team Ministry.
Nov 5
 Testimonies – Richmond @4pm, The Humanitea Rooms, 1 The Quadrant, Richmond TW9 1BP. A selection of AFHR testimonies as part of Young Professionals in Human Rights ‘Humanitea Room’ week-long series of events. FREE event open to the public. Fore more info click here
Nov 4 Asylum Monologues – Leeds Performance and workshop about human trafficking as part of Envision Launch at The Courtyard & The Carriageworks, Leeds. For more info click here
Oct 11 Asylum Dialogues – Sheffield @ 7pm. In Partnership with Sheffield City of Sanctuary and Sheffield City Council. St John’s Church, Ranmoor Park Road, Sheffield FREE EVENT
Oct 8 Asylum Dialogues – Churches Together, Leeds @ 6:30pm – Holy Name RC Church in Cookridge
Oct 8 Asylum Dialogues – Leeds @ 6pm, City of Sanctuary, Leeds. Part of celebration event with music and food. FREE EVENT.
Oct 7 Seven Jewish Children – LeytonSeven Jewish Children by Caryl Churchill @ Starlight Suite, E10 7LD. Reading as part of fundraising event by Medical Aid for Palestine (MAP). For more details and to book tickets click here
Oct 7 Asylum Monologues – University of York @ 6pm – University of York, as part of the Theatre and Human Rights Conference. More info click here
Oct 4 Launch of Afghan Monologues Formal launch of our newest show, Afghan Monologues. @ 7.45pm – Southbank Centre, Purcell Room, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
Sep 30 Asylum Dialogues – Sheffield In Partnership with Sheffield City of Sanctuary and Sheffield City Council. One 4 all Community Hub, (formerly Herdings Youth Centre),Morland Road, Sheffield @ 12.15-2:30pm
Sep 26 Broke – Huddersfield @ George Hotel. Broke version with people seeking asylum. AGM & launch of Fusion Housing merger between SHAP and CHAS @ 6pm.
Sep 24 Seven Jewish Children by Caryl Churchill – Kensington @ Royal Garden Hotel. As part of Medical Aid for Palestine (MAP) annual gala event. Keynote Speaker Michael Mansfield QC. Closed event
Sep 23 Romani dreams 2 – A celebration of culture – London @ 7:00pm - 10:00pm  – Human Rights Action Centre, 17-25 New Inn Yard, London, EC2A 3EA, Organised by Amnesty International Hackney & Islington Local Group. FREE EVENT
Sep 14 Asylum Monologues – Middlesbrough College Hazel Pearson Theatre, Middlesbrough College, Dock Street, Middlesbrough, TS2 1AD @ 1pm as part of staff and students induction regarding Equality & Diversity – Performance, Discussion and competition to develop 12 things young people can do to support people seeking asylum and refugees.
Sep 10 Asylum Dialogues – Nottingham @ 1:00pm, The Vine Community Centre, Bobbers Mill Road, Hyson Green, Nottingham NG7 5GZ as part of Racial Justice Sunday – Rainbow project. www.thevine.org.uk/map. FREE EVENT
Aug 3-4 Asylum Monologues – Nottingham. Woodcraft Folk Co-Camp, Newark, Nottinghamshire , NG22 9NG.  Two days of performances and workshops exploring human rights, race and gender with young people attending CoCamp.
Jul 13 On the Record – Until 13 August ‘Arcola Theatre E8 3DL.  20th July until the 13th August. Visit www.arcolatheatre.com or call 020 7503 1646 for ticket prices and special offers.Directed by Michael Longhust, cast include Nathalie Armin, Paull Bhattacharjee, Michelle Bonnard, Kika Markham, Selva Rasalingam and Trevor White.
Jul 15 Asylum Dialogues – Bethnal Green @ St John on Bethnal Green Church, (London) @ 7pm. Part of Praxis New Voices Festival http://ow.ly/5yM01
Jul 14 Palestine Monologues – Cambridge @ 8pm @ Missing Sock Newmarket Rd, Stow-cum-Quy, Cambridge, CB25 9AQ. FREE EVENT donations welcome. Hosted by Amnesty International Cambridge City and Ely groups
Jul 11 Asylum Dialogues – Hitchin @ 7:30 pm – Christchurch, Bedford Road, Hitchin SG5 1HF. Tickets £4; £3 conc. Organised by North Herts Amnesty International Group. For more info call Veronica Raymond 01462 621240
Jun 29 Broke – Raynes Park @ 7:30pm Raynes Park Methodist Church SW20 8ET as part of MyRaynesPark Festival. Free event with post-performance discussion. Arrive early to secure seating.
Jun 26 Asylum Monologues – London @ Arcola Theatre Studio 1 @ 6pm. Hosted by British Red Cross UK for Refugee Week 2011. Post performance discussion with Nick Scott Flynn (Head of Refugee Services British Red Cross). Free event. Book by emailingasylummonologues@redcross.org.uk.
Jun 24 Asylum Dialogues – Pontefract @ 7pm @ Pontefract Town Hall. Part of a music and cultural celebration hosted by RASA Wakefield for Refugee Week 2011. Free event! Arrive early to secure a seat.
Jun 24 Asylum Dialogues – London @ 7pm @ V&A Museum Hochhauser Auditorium, Sackler Centre. Part of Refugee Week 2011 celebrations. Free event! For more details visit V&A.
Jun 23 Reflections on a Decade of Documentary and Verbatim Theatre Practices @ 5:30pm, Old Vic Tunnels, SE1 8SW. Christine Bacon will be joining the panel organised by the Research Centre for New Writing at Rose Bruford College.
Jun 23 Asylum Dialogues – Doncaster @ 3pm @ Friends Meeting Place, Oxford Place, off St James Street, Doncaster, South Yorks, DN1 3RS. Free event, all welcome.
Jun 23 Modern Day Slavery – Blackburn @  12.30 @ Child Sex Trafficking Conference @ University Centre Blackburn College. For details and registration forms click here.
Jun 22 Asylum Monologues – Bedford @ 7pm @ St Peters Church, De Parys Ave, Bedford MK40 2TX. Part of Refugee Week 2011 Celebrations. Hosted by British Red Cross, Free event! Donations welcome. Arrive early to secure a seat.
Jun 22 Asylum Dialogues – Lincoln @ 1pm to 4pm @ The Showroom, Tritton, Rd, Lincoln, LN 6 7QY. Hosted by Just Lincolnshire. Free event as part of Launch Refugee Week Lincoln 2011. Enquiriespaul.elliott@just.lincolnshire.gov.uk
Jun 20 Asylum Dialogues – Wakefield @ 12.30 @ Wakefield Town Hall as part of Refugee Week 2011 launch. Free event. To book your place call 01924 368855 or email ruth@rasa-advocacy.org.uk
Jun 7 Rendition Monologues – Truro @ 7pm at Truro Cathedral 14 St Mary’s Street TR1 2AF. Hosted by Truro Amnesty Group as part of 50 years of Amnesty International. Includes post performance discussion with Amnesty International’s UK Director Kate Allen, Bishop of Truro Rt Rev Tim Thornton and renowned artist Phil Whiting.
May 24 Asylum Dialogues – Sheffield @ 1pm Library Theatre, Surrey St, Sheffield S1 1XZ. Hosted by Sheffield City Council Transport Division. Closed event for staff training.
May 21 Asylum Monologues – Chelmsford @ 1.15 @ Trinity Methodist Church, Rainsford Road, Chelmsford CM1 2XB. Part of East Anglia Amnesty Conference to celebrate 50 years of Amnesty International.
May 19 Getting On – London @ 2.20pm @ Older People and Human Rights Celebration. Hosted by Age UK. BMA House, Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9JP. Closed event.
May 18 AFHR – Warwick Performance and discussion on AFHR project @ Writing Wrongs Colloquium The politics, art and ethics of writing about injustice – University of Warwick. Closed event.
May 17 RModern Day Slavery – Sheffield @ 4pm @ SCEDU, Mowbray Street, Sheffield S3 8EN. As part of DEWA launch. Excerpt from Modern Day Slavery featuring the testimony of child trafficked to the UK. Free event! Donations welcome raising funds to support survivors of trafficking.
May 14 Rendition Monologues – Southend @ St Mark’s Church, Hamlet Road, Southend. Excerpt of the play will be performed as part of 50 years of Amnesty International celebrations hosted by Amnesty Southend. FREE EVENT! Donations welcome.
May 12 Rendition Monologues – Corby @ 19.30 @ St Ninians Church Hall Beanfield Avenue Corby NN18 0AX. Hosted by Amnesty International Corby as part of 50 years of Amnesty International celebrations. Free event! donations welcome.
May 08 On a Clear Day You can See Dover – London @ 17.30 as part of TransEuropa Festival @ The Rochelle School, Arnold Circus, London, E2 7ES. Post show discussion with London Detainee Support group. Free event!
May 06 On a Clear Day You Can See Dover – Essex @ 12.30 University of Essex, lecture theatre B6. Hosted by Human Rights Centre as part of the Spring Festival 2011.
May 04 Asylum Monologues – London @ 2.45 @ ACT Theatre, Kingston College. Closed event for students and staff.
May 01 Rendition Monologues – London @ 7pm as part of Poejazzi @ Volupte 9 Norwich Street, London EC4A 1EJ. Ticketed event.
Apr 14 Asylum Monologues – Doncaster New testimony exploring women’s maternity issues in the UK asylum system. Developed for National Childbirth Trust. Performed at Coming in from the Cold National Community Midwife Conference. For bookings click here.
Apr 11 Rendition Monologues – Guildford @ 7.45 The Electric Bar Theatre Cafe Onslow Street Guildford GU1 4SZ £6 (£5 concs) electrictheatre@guildford.gov.uk 01483 444789   Performed by LynchPin Productions Theatre Company
Apr 08 Asylum Monologues – Middlesbrough @ St Peters School Middlesbrough. Performance and workshop with year 10 students. Closed event.
Apr 07 On a Clear Day You Can See Dover – Bradford @ 7pm @ Bradford Playhouse, 4-12 Chapel Street, Bradford BD1 5DL. Free Entry but donations welcome.
Apr 04 On Clear Day You Can See Dover – London @ 5pm @ University College London. Room G06 Torrington Place. As part of Migration Week 2011 at UCL. Free event! The performance will be followed by a panel discussion with Sarah Mulley IPPR, Jill Rutter formerly Refugee and Migrant Justice,  Mike Emberson Migrant Helpline, Gayle Munro UCL and Sonja Linden from Iceandfire Theatre.
Apr 02 Asylum Monologues – Sheffield @ 5pm @ Stephenson Music Hall, Oakholme Road, Sheffield S10 3DF. As part of Platform Festival at the University of Sheffield. Free event! arrive early to secure a seat.
Mar 31
 Asylum Dialogues Leeds As part of The Co-operative Valuing Diversity. 11am to 3pm @ St Georges Centre, Great George St LS1 3BR. Including workshops with RETAS and Leeds City of Sanctuary, discussions and lunch. Free event but bookings essential. To reserve your place email projects@iceandfire.co.uk
Mar 29
 Asylum Dialogues – St Albans @ 7.30 @ Main Lecture Theatre, School of Law, University of Hertfordshire, St Albans Campus, AL1 3RR . Hosted by St Albans Amnesty Group and Student Law Society of Hertfordshire University. Free Entry!
Mar 29
 Asylum Monologues- Bournemouth @ 10am @ Bournemouth School for Girls – hosted by British Red Cross. Closed event.
Mar 24
 Asylum Dialogues – Bradford Part of The Co-operative Valuing Diversity. 11am to 3pm @ Kala Sangam 1 Forster Sq, Bradford, West Yorkshire BD1 4TY. Including workshops with Bradford Women’s Forum, discussions and lunch. In conjunction with Bradford Women’s Forum and Bradford Refugee Forum.
Mar 21
 Asylum Dialogues – Shrewsbury 7pm @ Performing Arts Centre – Shrewsbury High School, 32 Town Walls, Shrewsbury SY1 1TN. Free event hosted by Shrewsbury Amnesty International.
Mar 18
 Asylum Monologues – Swansea 1.30pm @ The Towers Hotel, Jersey Marine, Neath and Port Talbot. As part of conference on working with young people with English as additional language and minority ethnic pupils.
Mar 18
 Asylum Monologues – London @ 1pm, Central School Speech and Drama.
Mar 17
 Asylum Dialogues – Huddersfield Part of The Co-operative Valuing Diversity events. 11am to 3pm @ Cultures United 2 Trinity St, Huddersfield, HD1 4DA. Including workshops with Women in Exile, discussions and lunch. In conjunction with Women’s Centre Huddersfield.
Mar 16
 Asylum Dialogues – London @ 3pm – Main Lecture Theatre Wimbledon College of Art. Free event.
Mar 16
 Asylum Monologues – Warwick 5pm @ Mighty Duck in the Dirty Duck Pub Students Union Warwick University. Post show discussion from 6 to 6.30pm. 
Hosted by Warwick University Amnesty International Group.
Mar 10
 Asylum Dialogues – Sheffield As part of The Co-operative Valuing Diversity. 11am to 3pm @ Burngreave Vestry Hall, S3 9DD. Includes workshops with City of Sanctuary Sheffield.
Mar 09
 Rendition Monologues – Nottingham 7pm @ The Den, Nottingham Uni Students Union.
Mar 08
 Asylum Monologues – London 7pm @ Lock Tavern 35 Chalk Farm Rd, Camden, NW1 8AJ. Presenting Marjorie’s Story as part of an evening of performance, talks and music to celebrate International Women’s Day 2011 hosted by Hampstead Amnesty International Group.
Mar 08
 Asylum Monologues – London 7pm @ Walthamstow Library, E17. Presenting Mary’s story as part of International Women’s Day Celebrations hosted by Walthamstow Amnesty International Group.
Feb 28
 AFHR Verbatim Theatre Workshop Workshop examining verbatim theatre, human rights and theatre for social change. Worcester University Theatre Studies.
Feb 26
 On a Clear Day You Can See Dover – Newcastle 7pm @ Star and Shadow Cinema Stepney Green, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 2NP. In conjunction with Films without Borders.
Feb 23
 Asylum Dialogues – Durham 7pm @ Durham University, St John College, 3 South Bailey Durham DH 1 3RJ. In conjunction with Durham Student Action for Refugees.
Feb 15
 Asylum Monologues – Middlesbrough @ 7pm @ St Mary’s College Middlebrough TS4 3JP. Free entry arrive early to secure a seat.
Feb 12
 Asylum Monologues – Cardiff @ 6.30pm (for 7pm start) @ Cathays Community Centre, 36-38 Cathays Terrace, Cardiff CF24 4HX. In conjunction with Cardiff STAR (Student Action for Refugees) and Fforwm: Cardiff Experimental Applied Theatre Society. Free entry, arrive early to secure a seat.
Feb 07
 Asylum Dialogues – Wakefield @ 2pm part of Wakefield District Voluntary Sector Networking event @ St Swithuns Community Centre, Arncliffe Road , Eastmoor, Wakefield WF14RW.
Feb 06
 Asylum Monologues – Middlesbrough @ 2pm @ Avenue Methodist Church, The Avenue Linthorpe Middlesbrough TS5 6PA. Free event including launch of groundbreaking new report revealing abuses faced by returnees (including children) deported from the UK to DR Congo since 2007
Jan 31
 Broke excerpt – London @ 6.30pm as part of Child Poverty Action group meeting @ Toynbee Hall London. Closed event.
Jan 25
 Christine presenting at Act Global Talks: What if… there were no borders? 6:00pm-8:30pm, The Royal Commonwealth Society, London. Part of a series of talks to support teachers in developing the global dimension.
Jan 17
 About Actors for Human Rights, Warwick @ 4pm. Talk on the work of Actors for Human Rights at Warwick University School Theatre and Performance Studies as part of the Theatre and Exile Module. Closed event.

2010
Dec 13
 Asylum Monologues, Manchester 6:30pm, For 3rd Yr Medical Students @ Manchester Medical School. Closed event
Dec 10
 Asylum Monologues, Coventry 6:30pm, Free event, @ Council House, Earl Street, Coventry CV1 5RR – Diamond Room 2, for more info here.
Dec 8
 Rendition Monologues, London 5:30pm @ Beveridge Hall, Senate House South Block, University of London, Malet Street, WC1E 7HU. Followed by panel discussion and Q&A. Guest Speakers: Lindsey German (Stop the War Coalition) and Clara Gutteridge (Reprieve UK).
Dec 4
 Verbatim Theatre Workshops, Sheffield@ CAPA Theatre School, Lantern Theatre Sheffield
Dec 4
 Rendition Monologues, London Excerpt of Rendition Monologues, hosted by London Amnesty, Human Rights Action Centre, Shoreditch.
Dec 1
 Asylum Dialogues, Durham 7pm @ Durham Uni Students Union hosted by Durham University Student Action for Refugees (STAR)
Nov 25
 Getting On, London Excerpt of Getting On, Hosted by London Borough of Camden. Closed event.
Nov 20
 Asylum Dialogues, Sheffield Excerpt of Asylum Dialogues @ Gleadless Valley Community Forum.
Nov 20
 Palestine Monologues, Swansea Linden Christian Centre, Elmgrove Road, West Cross, SA3 5LD
Nov 16
 Everyone Has the Right Reading, The Archbishop and the Antichrist by Michael Ashton, followed by a Q&A. 7:30pm @ Amnesty International’s Human Rights Action Centre, 17-25 New Inn Yard, Shoreditch, EC2A 3EA. Free event!
Nov 16
 Asylum Monologues Leeds @ As part of UK Border Agency staff training. Closed Event.
Nov 12
 Drama Workshop – Leeds, @ Workshop using drama to explore the lives of young refugees in the UK @ Envision Youth Conference Leeds.
Nov 11
 Asylum Dialogues, Bradford, @ Excerpt of Asylum Dialogues @ Empowering Women Refugee and Asylum Seekers Conference Free event.
Nov 9
 Everyone Has the Right Reading, Las Brutas by Juan Radrigan, translated by Catherine Boyle, followed by a Q&A. 7:30pm @ Amnesty International’s Human Rights Action Centre, London
Nov 9
 Verbatim Theatre Workshop – Sheffield, @ Side by Side Drama Group, Sheffield.
Nov 2
 Everyone Has the Right Reading, The Advocate by Laura Quigley, followed by a Q&A. 7:30pm @ Amnesty International’s Human Rights Action Centre, London
Nov 2
 Child Trafficking Testimonies, As part of North West Regional Child Trafficking Conference, Manchester
Oct 28
 Asylum Dialogues in London, 4:00pm @ University of London – part of Mellon Seminar Series
Oct 23
 Trafficking testimonies, 1pm @ Stop the Traffick North West conference, Museum of Slavery, Liverpool.
Oct 22
 Broke in Leeds, Homes and Communities Agency and Tenants Services Authority, Leeds @ 12pm.
Oct 16
 On a Clear Day You Can See Dover – Oxford, 8pm @ the Pegasus Theatre, Magdalen Rd, Oxford.
Oct 16
 Various readings in Dublin, symposium as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival, in conjunction with FOMACS.
Oct 13
 Various readings in Winchester, Excerpts of scripts at Winchester College event.
Oct 13
 Various readings in Budapest, @ the European Council on Refugees and Exiles AGM.
Oct 12
 Broke in London, @ Institute of Contemporary Art, London. Part of a Trust for London event.
Oct 9
 Rendition Monologues in Kingston, 7:30pm @ All Saints Church, in conjunction with Amnesty Kingston.
Oct 8
 On a Clear Day in Sheffield, Part of Off the Shelf Literary Festival at 7.45pm at The Crucible Studio.
Oct 6
 Palestine Monologues in St Annes, 7pm @ United Reformed Church, St Georges Rd, St Annes-on-Sea.
Sept 30
 Getting On in London, Excerpt at Linkage Plus and Tower Hamlet’s Older People’s Day, Mile End Leisure Centre.
Sept 28
 Asylum Monologues in Lincolnshire, 7.30pm @ Trinty Arts Centre Trinity Street, Gainsborough, DN21 2AL.
Sept 25
 Palestine Monologues in Croydon, 8pm @ St Peter’s Church, St Peter’s Rd , Croydon.
Sept 23
 Faith Monologue in Leicester, Performance about detention of children at Leicester Cathedral, in conjunction with Outcry! Campaign.
Sept 23
 The Illegals in Essex, Law Society Symposium, University of Essex @ 8:30pm.
Sept 15
 New reading in London, New piece about human trafficking and exiting prostitution, for Trust for London.
Sept 14
 Palestine Monologues in Wirksworth, 7:30pm @ Wirksworth Town Hall, Derbyshire. Part of Wirksworth Festival 2010.
Sept 11
 Excerpt of Broke in Leeds, Part of Futures North Conference, Bodington Hall.
Sept 4
 Asylum Monologues in Newbury, Greenham Peace Garden @ 2pm (outside New Greenham park, 4 miles south of Newbury).
Aug 28
 Palestine Monologues in Cheltenham, part of the Greenbelt Festival, Cheltenham Racecourse.
July 28
 On a Clear Day in London, Launch of new Outreach script, On a Clear Day You Can See Dover, at Wilton’s Music Hall @ 7:30pm. Followed by Q&A.
July 20
 On a Clear Day in Leeds, Launch of new Outreach script, On a Clear Day You Can See Dover, at The Carriageworks, Leeds @ 7:30pm. Followed by Q&A.
July 13 Asylum Monologues in Sheffield, 7:00pm @ Library Theatre, part of Sheffield Council’s Summer of Sanctuary.
July 10 Asylum Monologues in Surrey, 4:00pm, part of NATECLA conference.
July 6
 Seven Years with Hard Labour in Sheffield, 7:00pm @ Library Theatre, part of Sheffield Council’s Summer of Sanctuary.
July 1 Asylum Dialogues in Bradford, 7.30pm @ Bradford Playhouse, BD1 5DL, with post show Q&A and light refreshments.
June 29 Asylum Monologues in London, Part of the Refugee and Well-Being Seminar at Victoria Hall.
June 18 Asylum Dialogues in Doncaster, Doncaster Little Theatre @ 1:30pm, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 17 Asylum Dialogues in Blackburn @ 2pm, Jan’s Conference Centre, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 16 Asylum Dialogues in Edinburgh, 7.30pm @ St Mark’s Church, EH1 2DP. In association with Amnesty International Edinburgh, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 16 Asylum Monologues in London, 5pm @ N4 library on Blackstock Road, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 15 Asylum Dialogues in Norwich, 7:30pm @ Coronation Hall, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 13 Asylum Dialogues in Wakefield, At Yorkshire Sculpture Park, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 11 The Illegals in London, 7:30pm @ Cafe Oto, 22 Ashwin St, E8 3DL. Part of a benefit for the Hackney Refugee and Migrant Support Group.
June 1 Asylum Dialogues in Nottingham, Excerpt as part of Community Engagement; Breaking Through Barriers conference.
May 27 Child Poverty Monologue in Wales, for Save the Children.
May 26 Palestine Monologues in London, in partnership with Voices Beyond Walls. Doors open 6.30pm. Goldsmiths Students’ Union, University of London, SE14 6NW.
May 25 Listen to Me in London, At the Unicorn Theatre, in collaboration with EveryChild.
May 19 Getting On in London, 6:30pm @ Conference Room, Hughes Parry Hall, University of London. In conjunction with the Central London Humanist Group.
May 14 Asylum Monologues in London, 8pm @ Arts Bar Camberwell. Part of the Arts for Human Rights Festival.
May 11 Asylum Monologues in Newcastle, @ Star and Shadow Cinema, hosted by Newcastle University STAR.
May 4 Detention Monologues in London, Event with the Refugee Council.
Apr 29 Asylum Dialogues in Manchester, 7.30pm @ The Underground, Manchester Uni North Campus.
Apr 28 Asylum Monologues in Essex, 6:00pm @ Lecture Theatre Building 6, Essex University.
Apr 24 Rendition Monologues in Thurston, excerpt @ Amnesty International Thurston’s AGM.
Apr 22 The Illegals in London, @ Central School of Speech and Drama.
Apr 22 Excerpts in Wales, Taff Housing Association conference in Cardiff.
Apr 21 Asylum Monologues in Exeter, 6:00pm @ NC12, North Cloisters, Exeter University. In conjunction with Crossing Borders.
Apr 21 Asylum Dialogues in Scunthorpe, 7:30pm @ All Saints’ Church, Winterton.
Apr 19 Asylum Dialogues in Sheffield, 7pm @ Sheffield University. In collaboration with Sheffield Student Action for Refugees.
Mar 19 Asylum Dialogues in Leeds, Part of the Jantela Partnership event.
Mar 14 Getting On in Bristol, 8pm @ the Tobacco Factory, Bristol. Free event.
Mar 13 Asylum Monologues in Leeds, Part of the Leeds University International Development Conference.
Mar 12 Getting On in London, 2:30pm @ Almeida Theatre in Islington. The launch of our new Outreach script.
Mar 10 Asylum Dialogues in Winchester, 3:00pm @ Winchester University’s Student Union, 7:30pm @ Southampton University Students’ Union.
Mar 8 Asylum Monologues in Cambridge, 7:30pm @ CB2 Restaurant Cafe. Part of event to mark International Women’s Day.
Mar 6 Monologues in Bradford, @ 6:30pm, Bradford University. Part of PeaceJam2010.
Mar 6 Palestine Monologues in London, Brady Arts Centre, Whitechapel @ 8pm. Hosted by Tower Hamlets & Jenin Friendship Association.
Mar 4 Illegals in Stanstead, part of the GMB Training & Development conference.
Mar 3 Monologue in Birmingham, Child in Detention monologue as part of The Children’s Society’s Understand My Reality Conference.
Mar 2 Palestine Monologues in Edinburgh, 7:30pm @ Church of St John the Evangelist, Princes Street, EH2 4BJ, hosted by Scottish Palestinian Forum.
Feb 22 The Illegals in London, Excerpts at ‘Integrating Cities’ conference at the Greater London Authority, hosted by the Mayor of London.
Feb 19 Asylum Monologues in London, 5:30pm @ University of London, Chancellor’s Hall, WC1E 7HU. In partnership with the Institute of Commonwealth Studies.
Feb 04 Asylum Monologues in London, 6.45pm @ Studio 1, Central School of Speech and Drama.
Feb 02 Palestine Monologues in Wales, @ Craven Arms, Wales.
Jan 30 Palestine Monologues in London, 6:30pm @ School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS).
Jan 29 Asylum Monologues in Southend @ E15 Acting School, Southend
Jan 23 Rendition Monologues in Truro, Excerpt as part of “What Price Liberty? A day to discuss our freedom, privacy and rights.”
Jan 20-21 Palestine Monologues in London, 7:30pm @ University College London’s Garage Theatre Workshop
December 10 Broke in London, @ the London School of Economics, part of their annual Human Rights day event.
December 9 Excerpt of Broke in Swansea, @ TUC Equality Conference.
December 7 Excerpts of Scripts in London, @ John Ellis Lecture Theatre, Royal London Hostpital, Whitechapel. In collaboration with MedSin.
December 3 Palestine Monologues in London, 6:30pm @ St Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace
December 1 Asylum Speakers in Dublin, Actors for Human Rights Ireland kicks off with the launch of a new play, scripted by Christine Bacon @ Project Arts Centre.
November 30 Asylum Dialogues in Glasgow, at Glasgow City of Sanctuary Launch event, City Hall
November 28 Rendition Monologues in Dumfries & Galloway, at CatStrand in Castle Douglas, Scotland
November 24 Asylum Monologues in Manchester, Manchester Medical School, for first year Med students.
November 19 Illegals in London, At Praxis, as part of their AGM.
November 19 Illegals in London, RichMix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Rd, E1 6LA @ 7:30pm
November 17 Asylum Dialogues in Leeds, Hosted by Leeds Uni STAR @ 7pm, Leeds University Union, proceeds to PAFRAS.
November 16 Launch of Listen to Me in London, 4:00pm at the Unicorn Theatre, in collaboration with Save the Children and EveryChild.
November 15 Asylum Monologues in Croydon, 8:00pm @ Warehouse Theatre Croydon. In collaboration with Amnesty Croydon.
November 12 Asylum Monologues in Swansea, At the TUC Conference in Wales
November 11 Palestine Monologues in Leeds, Hosted by Leeds University PSC @ 6:00pm, Students Union Building
November 8 Excerpts in London. Part of the STAR national conference, Oxford House.
November 3 New Testimony Reading, Amnesty Human Rights Action Centre. A talk with Tita Radilla, Michael Tamblyn, and Rupert Knox, Mexico researcher.
November 1 Rendition Monologues in Sheffield, Excerpt as part of the Hot off the Shelf Festival.
October 31 Asylum Monologues in Reading, At the Reading Refugee Support AGM
October 24 The Illegals in Nottingham, Hosted by MEDSIN national conference, Nottingham University.
October 16 Asylum Monologues in Leicester, For the Leicester South-East City Community Mental Health Team.
October 14 Equality and Diversity Workshop, For foster carers to explore new ways of creating empathy and engagement, in Battle, Kent.
October 9 Palestine Monologues in Cambridge, 7:30pm @ the Emmanuel United Reformed Church, Trumpington St.
October 8 Asylum Monologues in Nottingham. 7:15pm @ the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Nottingham Medical School.
October 7 Asylum Monologues in London. At the new North London Synagogue @ 8pm.
October 5 Asylum Dialogues in Sheffield. Free event. Hosted by Sheffield NHS as part of a day of events for World Mental Health Week.
October 2 Broke in Sheffield, Excerpt @ Wortley Hall S35 7DB Network for Social Change Meeting, Sheffield.
September 29 Asylum Monologues in Luton, 7:30pm @ the Hat Factory, hosted by Luton and District Amnesty group.
September 24 Asylum Monologues at Amnesty International London, Part of our Amnesty Series in September.7:00pm, at the Amnesty International Human Rights Action Centre.
September 17 Palestine Monologues at Amnesty International London, Part of our Amnesty Series in September. 7:00pm, at the Amnesty International Human Rights Action Centre.
September 16 Asylum Dialoges in London @2pm, London Southbank University. In conjunction with Community Action Southwark – Sierra Leone Community Development Project.
September 12 Asylum Monologues in Nottingham @ The Vine Community Centre, Nottingham.
September 11 Rendition Monologues in Essex. At the Law Society of England and Wales Human Rights Symposium, Univeristy of Essex.
September 10 Seven Years with Hard Labour. Part of our Amnesty Series in September, at the Amnesty International Human Rights Action Centre.
September 8 Asylum Monologues in Manchester. At the ANNE FRANK [AND YOU} EXHIBITION at Manchester Cathedral.
September 4 Palestine Monologues in Brighton. Part of Greens Party national conference.
September 3 Rendition Monologues in London. Part of September series with Amnesty International UK.
August 17-23 Rendition Monologues at the Edinburgh Fringe. Part of Festival of Spirituality and Peace, St John’s Church.
August 8 Palestine Monologues in London.
August 8 British Premiere of Seven Years with Hard Labour: Stories of Burmese political prisoners. Free Word Centre @ 6:30. in collaboration with Index on Censorship.
August 8 Asylum Monologues in Northern Ireland @Forfey Festival, Lisnakea, Co.Fermanagh, N.Ireland, BT92 5AQ, www.forfeyfestival.co.uk
July 12 – August 5 Welcome to Ramallah by Sonja Linden and Adah Kay at the Compass Theatre, San Diego.
June 30 Excerpt of Asylum Monologues in London 5:30 @ Migrant and Refugee Community Forum’s AGM, 2 Thorpe Close, W10 5XL.
June 30 Asylum Dialogues Wakefield 12:30pm @ St. Swithun’s Community Centre , Wakefield, WF1 4RW. In collaboration with Wakefield and District Housing
June 23 The Illegals in Warwick 6pm @ Warwick University Arts Centre, produced by Warwick STAR. Part of the Warwick Students Arts festival
June 21 Asylum Dialogues in London – Part of Refugee Week Tour 7:30pm at New Players Theatre, Villiers St, WC2N 6NG.
June 20 Asylum Monologues in Bury St Edmunds Unitarian Meeting House, Churchgate St, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1RH @ 7:30. In conjunction with Bury St Edmunds Amnesty International branch.
June 20 Asylum Dialogues in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne 7:30pm at the Star and Shadow Cinema, CIC, Stepney Bank, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 2NP
June 19 Reading of iceandfire & Amnesty International’s Protect the Human 2008 Shortlisted play, Lullaby by Dominic Leggett. 7:30pm at the Courtauld Gallery presented by Operating Theatre Company in collaboration with the Combat Paper Project.
June 19 Asylum Dialogues in Leicester – Part of Refugee Week Tour 7:30pm at the Curve Theatre, Rutland Street, Leicester, LE1 1SB.
June 18 Asylum Dialogues in Sheffield – Part of Refugee Week Tour 7pm at Upper Chapel, Norfolk Street, Sheffield, S1 2JD.
June 18 Asylum Dialogues in Bristol – Part of Refugee Week Tour 6:00pm at St Nicholas of Tolentino Church, Lawfords Gate, Bristol, BS5 0RE.
June 17 Workshop in Kent Based on our first play for young people, Separated, Sara Masters will be running workshops at Dane Court Grammar School in Broadstairs, Kent.
June 16 Asylum Dialogues in Norwich - Part of Refugee Week Tour 7:30pm at the Norwich Playhouse, 42 – 58 St. George’s Street, Norwich, NR3 1AB.
June 13 Asylum Dialogues in Swansea – Part of Refugee Week Tour 6:30pm at the Swansea Museum, Victoria Rd, Maritime Quarter, Swansea, SA1 1SN.
June 10 Asylum Monologues in St Albans. Main Lecture Theatre of the School of Law at the University of Hertfordshire’s St Albans Campus at 7 Hatfield Road, AL1 3RR @ 7.30pm
June 3 Seven Years With Hard Labour – World Premiere in Oslo. This new play, which has been supported by the Cooperative and Index on Censorship, will premiere at the Global Forum on Freedom of Expression in Oslo. It weaves together four accounts from former Burmese political prisoners now living in the UK. Through their engaging, divergent and often humorous stories, a damning picture of a ruthless military regime is painted.
May 30 Voices from the Edge at the Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 235 Shaftesbury Ave, WC2H 8EP @ 6pm. In collaboration with Housing Justice
May 30 Workshop at Hassockfield Secure Training Centre. Exploring the stories of unaccompanied young people, run by Clea Langton and Dermot Daly.
May 29 Rendition Monologues at Centrespace Gallery, Bristol, BS1 1EA @6pm. Short excerpt from Rendition Monologues, telling the story of Binyam Mohamed. Part of a preview viewing of the Portraits of Insecurity exhibition.
May 27 Asylum Monologues at the Audrey Emerton Lecture Theatre, Eastern Road, Brighton @ 7pm. Part of ‘Crossing Borders: an evening of talks and performance exploring the challenges of accessing health care for refugees and asylum seekers.’
May 24 Rendition Monologues at the Southwark Playhouse, London, 8pm. In conjunction with Reprieve
May 11
 Palestine Monologues in York, in conjunction with York Univeristy Palestine Soc
May 8
 Asylum Monologues at Bristol University
May 6
 The Illegals at Leeds University, in conjunction with MedSin and Leeds STAR
May 2
 Asylum Dialogues @ SERVAS UK AGM, Dalesbridge Asylum Monologues at Migrants Storytelling project, London
May 2
 The Illegals @ SYMAGG MayDay conference, Barnsley
April 25 The Illegals at the Venezuelan Consulate, London. Bolivar Hall, London, W1T 5DL. In conjunction with the Ecuadorian Movement in the UK, 5pm.
April 25 The Illegals (excerpt) University of East London PostGrad conference
April 25 Palestine Monologues at Somers Town Community Centre, 150 Ossulston Street, London, NW1 1EE3:15. Hosted by ICAHD UK.
April 24 Asylum Monologues at University of Essex, Lakeside Theatre, 7pm. In collaboration with University of Essex Human Rights Centre.
April 20 Asylum Monologues, Aberystwyth College Wales, 1pm.
April 1 Asylum Dialogues in Minehead in conjunction with Amnesty Minehead.
March 30 Asylum Monologues at the Marketplace Youth Project, Leeds.
March 28 Asylum Monologues at MEDSIN Global Heath Conference, Manchester, 2pm.
Mar 21 Asylum Dialogues at Freshfields, Fleet St, London. In collaboration with Project London.
March 20 Excerpts of The Illegals and Asylum Monologues at University College London, 6:30pm.
Mar 15 Rendition Monologues at the Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, London. In collaboration with MUJU, 6:15pm, tickets available on the door (£7.50/6) or by calling the tricycle Box office 02073281000. All proceeds go to DEC Gaza Crisis Appeal (registered charity no.1062638).
March 12 The Illegals in Oxford, Ruskin College, Walton Street, Oxford at 7pm. Hosted by COMPAS and the Campaign to Close Campsfield.
March 11 Voices from the Edge at Leicester Cathedral, in collaboration with Leicester Church Action on Poverty.
March 10 Asylum Monologues at Nottingham Uni, Law and Social Sciences Building, 6pm.
Mar 9/11 Excerpts Asylum Dialogues at Refugee Integration Strategy workshops, Sheffield Council, 7pm.
Mar 5 Rendition Monologues at Durham University Law School, 7pm.
Feb 26 Asylum Monologues at Fuel cafe, Manchester University, 7pm.
Feb 21 Asylum Dialogues at London No Accommodation Conference, 10.00-3.30 at Praxis, 2 Pott Street, Bethnal Green.
Feb 19 Asylum Monologues at Central School of Speech and Drama, London
Feb 17 Palestine Monologues at Quaker Meeting House, School Lane, Liverpool at 7:30pm.
Feb 13 Asylum Monologues at Leicester Travel Talks event, Leicester Adult Education College Wellington St Leicester LE 1 6HL at 10:15am.
Feb 12 Palestine Monologues in Durham at St. Nicholas’s Church, Market Place, DH1 1JP. In collaboration with Durham Palestine Solidarity Campaign.
Jan 30 Rendition Monologues at Westfield High school for Boys, Southend (in-house production, fundraiser for Reprieve).
Jan 28 Various excerpts at British Institute of Human Rights Annual Conference, British Library, London.
Jan 28 Asylum Dialogues in Lewes, Westgate Meeting, 92a High Street, Lewes, BN7 1XH at 19:30. In conjunction with the Lewes Group in Support of Refugees and Asylum Seekers.
Jan 20 – Feb 8 Launch of Voices from the Edge a collaboration with Church Action on Poverty, Housing Justice and Scottish Churches Housing Action. Voices from the Edgetells, in their own words, the stories of people affected by homelessness and poverty in today’s BritainJanuary 20 @ Tate Liverpool, Albert Dock, L3 4BB, 12:30January 31 @ The Carriageworks, Millenium Square, Leeds LS2 3AD, 7;45pmFebruary 3 @ Leicester Cathedral, LE1 5DE, 7:30February 5 @ Carrs Lane Church Centre, Birmingham, B4 7SX, 7:30pmFebruary 6 @ Union Chapel(Starring Simon Callow) Compton Ave, London, N1 2XD, 7:30pmFebruary 7 @ Quaker Meeting House, St James Street, Sheffield S1 2EWFebruary 8 @ Traverse Theatre, Cambridge Street, Edinburgh EH1 2ED, 6pmDetails of further, independently produced performances here
Jan 22 The Illegals in Exeter at Exeter University Theatre Company
Jan 16 Palestine Monologues at the Library Theatre, Sheffield, at 7:30pm. Tickets £10/£3. Profits will go to Medical Aid for Palestine.
Jan 16 Palestine Monologues at Goldsmiths College, Studio 3, Drama Department, Richard Hoggart Building at 6pm.

2008
Dec 16 Rendition Monologues at Library Theatre, Sheffield (in conjunction with Sheffield Guantanamo Campaign).
Dec 10 Rendition Monologues in Melbourne, Australia, fortyfivedownstairs, 45 Flinders Lane at 8pm.
Dec 6 Asylum Dialogues at Sussex University Human Rights Day Event, Brighton.
Dec 1 Rendition Monologues at Belvoir St downstairs. Sydney, Australia.
Nov 29 Excerpt of Asylum Dialogues, Broomhall Centre, Sheffield @7pm. Part of celebrations for the one year anniversary of Sheffield as the first City of Sanctuary.
Nov 25 Palestine Monologues, Council Chambers, University of Manchester Student’s Union, Steve Biko Building, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PR at 7pm. Hosted by Action Palestine.
Nov 21 Launch of The Illegals at Soho Theatre, Dean St, London at 1pm and 4pm. Please emailillegals@iceandfire.co.ukif you would like to attend.The development of this play was funded by the City Parochial Foundation and comprises first-hand accounts from migrants living and working in London without papers. Scripted by Christine Bacon. Additional research by Anna Chapman.
Nov 15 Preview of Poverty Monologues at Church Action on Poverty AGM.
Nov 14 Preview of The Illegals in Cambridge, in conjunction with Student Action for Refugees.
Nov 12 Excerpt of Asylum Dialogues at the launch of London City of Sanctuary, St Martins in the Fields, 6pm
Nov 11 Asylum Dialogues in Warwick, hosted by Warwick Amnesty group.
Nov 1 Palestine Monologuesat theatre Royal, York, 4:30pm. Please email york@iceandfire.co.uk if you would like to attend.
Oct 30 Asylum Monologues at Riley Smith Hall, Leeds University Student Union. In conjunction with Student Action for Refugees, 6:30pm.
Oct 25 Actors for Human Rights present excerpts of their scripts at Westminster Justice and Peace group event, St John Fisher’s Church, 80 Imperial Close, North Harrow, Middlesex, HA2 7LW.
Oct 22 Rendition Monologues at Nottingham University as part of One World Week, 7pm.
Oct 22 Asylum Monologues @ the Queens Hall, University of Leicester @ 7pm. Medical Students at the University Of Leicester will be reading the script. Hosted by Medsin-Leicester.
Oct 9 Asylum Dialogues at Brent Refugee Forum’s 10th anniversary event, Advait Community Centre, Forty Avenue, Wembley Middlesex HA9 9PE @ 12pm
Oct 4 Launch of Palestine Monologues, Arcola Theatre, London. Scripted by Sonja Linden, this companion piece to ‘Welcome to Ramallah’, iceandfire’s main production for 2008 explores the day to day experiences of life under Israeli occupation and highlights some of the turning points individuals from both sides have had when they have seen past the dominant and conflicting narratives perpetuating the conflict. Music by Khyam Allami. FULLY BOOKED.
Oct 1 Excerpt of Asylum Dialogues in Bradford, City of Sanctuary launch, St Mary’s Church Hall, East Parade, BD1 @ 6pm
Sep 25 Asylum Dialogues in Bristol (Patchway) in conjunction with Refugee Action
Sep 25 Asylum Dialogues, Electronic Immigration Network AGM, London
Sep 22 Asylum Monologues in Abingdon. St Helen’s ParishChurch, West St Helen St, Abingdon @ 7:30pm.
Aug 28 Exceprts of Asylum Monologues at Slough Refugee Support event.
July 24 Darfuri Monologues at Habonim Dror youth event, Stockport.
July 23 Rendition Monologues in Brighton, Sallis Benney Theatre, University of Brighton, Grand Parade, Brighton BN2 0JY @ 7:30pm. In conjunction with Brighton Voices in Exile and the Save Omar Campaign
July 22 In conjunction with Act for Darfur, Actors for Human Rights and Anna Chancellor and Denis Lawson read the testimonies of Darfuri asylum seekers living in the UK. The Attlee Suite, Portcullis House @11am.
July 12 Asylum Monologues at NATECLA conference, University of Warwick.
July 9 Asylum Monologues at Leicester University.
July 5 Asylum Monologues at Leytonstone Festival, Epicentre, 41 West Street, Leytonstone, London, E11 4LJ. In collaboration with Spare Rooms for Forced Migrants.
June 21 Rendition Monologues in the Purcell Room @ the Southbank as part of Massive Attack’s Meltdown Festival, 8pm. Tickets £12.50. To book:www.southbankcentre.co.uk/meltdown
June 20 Asylum Monologues at St John the Evangelist Church, corner of Princes Street/Lothian Road, Edinburgh, 8pm. Organised by the St Marks Amnesty group.
June 18 Asylum Monologues in Bedford , University of Bedfordshire Studio Theatre, Polhill Ave, Bedford. Email cally@woodenhilluk.co.uk for more info
June 16 -22 Refugee Week 2008 Launch of Asylum Dialogues, three inspiring encounters between British people and asylum seekers. Drawn from real life conversations, this play explores the positive transformations created by these friendships. In collaboration with Refugee Action.Scripted by Sonja Linden.June 14 – Bristol @ Colston Hall, Colston Street, BS1 5AR @ 7:30 for 8pm. Followed with music by Israel-born double bass player Daphna Sadeh and her band the Voyagers. Tickets £8/6. To book: www.colstonhall.orgJune 17 – Liverpool @ Quakers Meeting House, 22 School Lane, L1 3BT @ 6:30 for 7pm. Tickets £5 on the door. To book email:liverpool@iceandfire.co.uk.June 20- Derby @ Derby Dance, Chapel Street, Derby, DE1 3GU @ 6:30 for 7pm. Tickets £4/3 on the door. To book call Derby Dance on 01332370911.June 22 – London @ Tricycle Theatre, 269 Kilburn High Road, NW6 7JR @ 6:15 for 6:30. To book www.tricycle.co.ukBooking from May 6th
June 14 Asylum Monologues in Oxford – in collaboration with Student Action for Refugees.
June 8 Launch of Rendition Monologues, Bridewell Theatre, Bride Lane, off Fleet Street, London EC4Y 8EQ @ 6:45 for 7pm.

2010
Dec 8
 Rendition Monologues, London 5:30pm @ Beveridge Hall, Senate House South Block, University of London, Malet Street, WC1E 7HU. Followed by panel discussion and Q&A. Guest Speakers: Lindsey German (Stop the War Coalition) and Clara Gutteridge (Reprieve UK).
Dec 4
 Verbatim Theatre Workshops, Sheffield@ CAPA Theatre School, Lantern Theatre Sheffield
Dec 4
 Rendition Monologues, London Excerpt of Rendition Monologues, hosted by London Amnesty, Human Rights Action Centre, Shoreditch.
Dec 1
 Asylum Dialogues, Durham 7pm @ Durham Uni Students Union hosted by Durham University Student Action for Refugees (STAR)
Nov 25
 Getting On, London Excerpt of Getting On, Hosted by London Borough of Camden. Closed event.
Nov 20
 Asylum Dialogues, Sheffield Excerpt of Asylum Dialogues @ Gleadless Valley Community Forum.
Nov 20
 Palestine Monologues, Swansea Linden Christian Centre, Elmgrove Road, West Cross, SA3 5LD
Nov 16
 Everyone Has the Right Reading, The Archbishop and the Antichrist by Michael Ashton, followed by a Q&A. 7:30pm @ Amnesty International’s Human Rights Action Centre, 17-25 New Inn Yard, Shoreditch, EC2A 3EA. Free event!
Nov 16
 Asylum Monologues Leeds @ As part of UK Border Agency staff training. Closed Event.
Nov 12
 Drama Workshop – Leeds, @ Workshop using drama to explore the lives of young refugees in the UK @ Envision Youth Conference Leeds.
Nov 11
 Asylum Dialogues, Bradford, @ Excerpt of Asylum Dialogues @ Empowering Women Refugee and Asylum Seekers Conference Free event.
Nov 9
 Everyone Has the Right Reading, Las Brutas by Juan Radrigan, translated by Catherine Boyle, followed by a Q&A. 7:30pm @ Amnesty International’s Human Rights Action Centre, London
Nov 9
 Verbatim Theatre Workshop – Sheffield, @ Side by Side Drama Group, Sheffield.
Nov 2
 Everyone Has the Right Reading, The Advocate by Laura Quigley, followed by a Q&A. 7:30pm @ Amnesty International’s Human Rights Action Centre, London
Nov 2
 Child Trafficking Testimonies, As part of North West Regional Child Trafficking Conference, Manchester
Oct 28
 Asylum Dialogues in London, 4:00pm @ University of London – part of Mellon Seminar Series
Oct 23
 Trafficking testimonies, 1pm @ Stop the Traffick North West conference, Museum of Slavery, Liverpool.
Oct 22
 Broke in Leeds, Homes and Communities Agency and Tenants Services Authority, Leeds @ 12pm.
Oct 16
 On a Clear Day You Can See Dover – Oxford, 8pm @ the Pegasus Theatre, Magdalen Rd, Oxford.
Oct 16
 Various readings in Dublin, symposium as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival, in conjunction with FOMACS.
Oct 13
 Various readings in Winchester, Excerpts of scripts at Winchester College event.
Oct 13
 Various readings in Budapest, @ the European Council on Refugees and Exiles AGM.
Oct 12
 Broke in London, @ Institute of Contemporary Art, London. Part of a Trust for London event.
Oct 9
 Rendition Monologues in Kingston, 7:30pm @ All Saints Church, in conjunction with Amnesty Kingston.
Oct 8
 On a Clear Day in Sheffield, Part of Off the Shelf Literary Festival at 7.45pm at The Crucible Studio.
Oct 6
 Palestine Monologues in St Annes, 7pm @ United Reformed Church, St Georges Rd, St Annes-on-Sea.
Sept 30
 Getting On in London, Excerpt at Linkage Plus and Tower Hamlet’s Older People’s Day, Mile End Leisure Centre.
Sept 28
 Asylum Monologues in Lincolnshire, 7.30pm @ Trinty Arts Centre Trinity Street, Gainsborough, DN21 2AL.
Sept 25
 Palestine Monologues in Croydon, 8pm @ St Peter’s Church, St Peter’s Rd , Croydon.
Sept 23
 Faith Monologue in Leicester, Performance about detention of children at Leicester Cathedral, in conjunction with Outcry! Campaign.
Sept 23
 The Illegals in Essex, Law Society Symposium, University of Essex @ 8:30pm.
Sept 15
 New reading in London, New piece about human trafficking and exiting prostitution, for Trust for London.
Sept 14
 Palestine Monologues in Wirksworth, 7:30pm @ Wirksworth Town Hall, Derbyshire. Part of Wirksworth Festival 2010.
Sept 11
 Excerpt of Broke in Leeds, Part of Futures North Conference, Bodington Hall.
Sept 4
 Asylum Monologues in Newbury, Greenham Peace Garden @ 2pm (outside New Greenham park, 4 miles south of Newbury).
Aug 28
 Palestine Monologues in Cheltenham, part of the Greenbelt Festival, Cheltenham Racecourse.
July 28
 On a Clear Day in London, Launch of new Outreach script, On a Clear Day You Can See Dover, at Wilton’s Music Hall @ 7:30pm. Followed by Q&A.
July 20
 On a Clear Day in Leeds, Launch of new Outreach script, On a Clear Day You Can See Dover, at The Carriageworks, Leeds @ 7:30pm. Followed by Q&A.
July 13 Asylum Monologues in Sheffield, 7:00pm @ Library Theatre, part of Sheffield Council’s Summer of Sanctuary.
July 10 Asylum Monologues in Surrey, 4:00pm, part of NATECLA conference.
July 6
 Seven Years with Hard Labour in Sheffield, 7:00pm @ Library Theatre, part of Sheffield Council’s Summer of Sanctuary.
July 1 Asylum Dialogues in Bradford, 7.30pm @ Bradford Playhouse, BD1 5DL, with post show Q&A and light refreshments.
June 29 Asylum Monologues in London, Part of the Refugee and Well-Being Seminar at Victoria Hall.
June 18 Asylum Dialogues in Doncaster, Doncaster Little Theatre @ 1:30pm, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 17 Asylum Dialogues in Blackburn @ 2pm, Jan’s Conference Centre, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 16 Asylum Dialogues in Edinburgh, 7.30pm @ St Mark’s Church, EH1 2DP. In association with Amnesty International Edinburgh, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 16 Asylum Monologues in London, 5pm @ N4 library on Blackstock Road, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 15 Asylum Dialogues in Norwich, 7:30pm @ Coronation Hall, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 13 Asylum Dialogues in Wakefield, At Yorkshire Sculpture Park, part of Refugee Week 2010.
June 11 The Illegals in London, 7:30pm @ Cafe Oto, 22 Ashwin St, E8 3DL. Part of a benefit for the Hackney Refugee and Migrant Support Group.
June 1 Asylum Dialogues in Nottingham, Excerpt as part of Community Engagement; Breaking Through Barriers conference.
May 27 Child Poverty Monologue in Wales, for Save the Children.
May 26 Palestine Monologues in London, in partnership with Voices Beyond Walls. Doors open 6.30pm. Goldsmiths Students’ Union, University of London, SE14 6NW.
May 25 Listen to Me in London, At the Unicorn Theatre, in collaboration with EveryChild.
May 19 Getting On in London, 6:30pm @ Conference Room, Hughes Parry Hall, University of London. In conjunction with the Central London Humanist Group.
May 14 Asylum Monologues in London, 8pm @ Arts Bar Camberwell. Part of the Arts for Human Rights Festival.
May 11 Asylum Monologues in Newcastle, @ Star and Shadow Cinema, hosted by Newcastle University STAR.
May 4 Detention Monologues in London, Event with the Refugee Council.
Apr 29 Asylum Dialogues in Manchester, 7.30pm @ The Underground, Manchester Uni North Campus.
Apr 28 Asylum Monologues in Essex, 6:00pm @ Lecture Theatre Building 6, Essex University.
Apr 24 Rendition Monologues in Thurston, excerpt @ Amnesty International Thurston’s AGM.
Apr 22 The Illegals in London, @ Central School of Speech and Drama.
Apr 22 Excerpts in Wales, Taff Housing Association conference in Cardiff.
Apr 21 Asylum Monologues in Exeter, 6:00pm @ NC12, North Cloisters, Exeter University. In conjunction with Crossing Borders.
Apr 21 Asylum Dialogues in Scunthorpe, 7:30pm @ All Saints’ Church, Winterton.
Apr 19 Asylum Dialogues in Sheffield, 7pm @ Sheffield University. In collaboration with Sheffield Student Action for Refugees.
Mar 19 Asylum Dialogues in Leeds, Part of the Jantela Partnership event.
Mar 14 Getting On in Bristol, 8pm @ the Tobacco Factory, Bristol. Free event.
Mar 13 Asylum Monologues in Leeds, Part of the Leeds University International Development Conference.
Mar 12 Getting On in London, 2:30pm @ Almeida Theatre in Islington. The launch of our new Outreach script.
Mar 10 Asylum Dialogues in Winchester, 3:00pm @ Winchester University’s Student Union, 7:30pm @ Southampton University Students’ Union.
Mar 8 Asylum Monologues in Cambridge, 7:30pm @ CB2 Restaurant Cafe. Part of event to mark International Women’s Day.
Mar 6 Monologues in Bradford, @ 6:30pm, Bradford University. Part of PeaceJam2010.
Mar 6 Palestine Monologues in London, Brady Arts Centre, Whitechapel @ 8pm. Hosted by Tower Hamlets & Jenin Friendship Association.
Mar 4 Illegals in Stanstead, part of the GMB Training & Development conference.
Mar 3 Monologue in Birmingham, Child in Detention monologue as part of The Children’s Society’s Understand My Reality Conference.
Mar 2 Palestine Monologues in Edinburgh, 7:30pm @ Church of St John the Evangelist, Princes Street, EH2 4BJ, hosted by Scottish Palestinian Forum.
Feb 22 The Illegals in London, Excerpts at ‘Integrating Cities’ conference at the Greater London Authority, hosted by the Mayor of London.
Feb 19 Asylum Monologues in London, 5:30pm @ University of London, Chancellor’s Hall, WC1E 7HU. In partnership with the Institute of Commonwealth Studies.
Feb 04 Asylum Monologues in London, 6.45pm @ Studio 1, Central School of Speech and Drama.
Feb 02 Palestine Monologues in Wales, @ Craven Arms, Wales.
Jan 30 Palestine Monologues in London, 6:30pm @ School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS).
Jan 29 Asylum Monologues in Southend @ E15 Acting School, Southend
Jan 23 Rendition Monologues in Truro, Excerpt as part of “What Price Liberty? A day to discuss our freedom, privacy and rights.”
Jan 20-21 Palestine Monologues in London, 7:30pm @ University College London’s Garage Theatre Workshop

2009

December 10 Broke in London, @ the London School of Economics, part of their annual Human Rights day event.
December 9 Excerpt of Broke in Swansea, @ TUC Equality Conference.
December 7 Excerpts of Scripts in London, @ John Ellis Lecture Theatre, Royal London Hostpital, Whitechapel. In collaboration with MedSin.
December 3 Palestine Monologues in London, 6:30pm @ St Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace
December 1 Asylum Speakers in Dublin, Actors for Human Rights Ireland kicks off with the launch of a new play, scripted by Christine Bacon @ Project Arts Centre.
November 30 Asylum Dialogues in Glasgow, at Glasgow City of Sanctuary Launch event, City Hall
November 28 Rendition Monologues in Dumfries & Galloway, at CatStrand in Castle Douglas, Scotland
November 24 Asylum Monologues in Manchester, Manchester Medical School, for first year Med students.
November 19 Illegals in London, At Praxis, as part of their AGM.
November 19 Illegals in London, RichMix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Rd, E1 6LA @ 7:30pm
November 17 Asylum Dialogues in Leeds, Hosted by Leeds Uni STAR @ 7pm, Leeds University Union, proceeds to PAFRAS.
November 16 Launch of Listen to Me in London, 4:00pm at the Unicorn Theatre, in collaboration with Save the Children and EveryChild.
November 15 Asylum Monologues in Croydon, 8:00pm @ Warehouse Theatre Croydon. In collaboration with Amnesty Croydon.
November 12 Asylum Monologues in Swansea, At the TUC Conference in Wales
November 11 Palestine Monologues in Leeds, Hosted by Leeds University PSC @ 6:00pm, Students Union Building
November 8 Excerpts in London. Part of the STAR national conference, Oxford House.
November 3 New Testimony Reading, Amnesty Human Rights Action Centre. A talk with Tita Radilla, Michael Tamblyn, and Rupert Knox, Mexico researcher.
November 1 Rendition Monologues in Sheffield, Excerpt as part of the Hot off the Shelf Festival.
October 31 Asylum Monologues in Reading, At the Reading Refugee Support AGM
October 24 The Illegals in Nottingham, Hosted by MEDSIN national conference, Nottingham University.
October 16 Asylum Monologues in Leicester, For the Leicester South-East City Community Mental Health Team.
October 14 Equality and Diversity Workshop, For foster carers to explore new ways of creating empathy and engagement, in Battle, Kent.
October 9 Palestine Monologues in Cambridge, 7:30pm @ the Emmanuel United Reformed Church, Trumpington St.
October 8 Asylum Monologues in Nottingham. 7:15pm @ the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Nottingham Medical School.
October 7 Asylum Monologues in London. At the new North London Synagogue @ 8pm.
October 5 Asylum Dialogues in Sheffield. Free event. Hosted by Sheffield NHS as part of a day of events for World Mental Health Week.
October 2 Broke in Sheffield, Excerpt @ Wortley Hall S35 7DB Network for Social Change Meeting, Sheffield.
September 29 Asylum Monologues in Luton, 7:30pm @ the Hat Factory, hosted by Luton and District Amnesty group.
September 24 Asylum Monologues at Amnesty International London, Part of our Amnesty Series in September.7:00pm, at the Amnesty International Human Rights Action Centre.
September 17 Palestine Monologues at Amnesty International London, Part of our Amnesty Series in September. 7:00pm, at the Amnesty International Human Rights Action Centre.
September 16 Asylum Dialoges in London @2pm, London Southbank University. In conjunction with Community Action Southwark – Sierra Leone Community Development Project.
September 12 Asylum Monologues in Nottingham @ The Vine Community Centre, Nottingham.
September 11 Rendition Monologues in Essex. At the Law Society of England and Wales Human Rights Symposium, Univeristy of Essex.
September 10 Seven Years with Hard Labour. Part of our Amnesty Series in September, at the Amnesty International Human Rights Action Centre.
September 8 Asylum Monologues in Manchester. At the ANNE FRANK [AND YOU} EXHIBITION at Manchester Cathedral.
September 4 Palestine Monologues in Brighton. Part of Greens Party national conference.
September 3 Rendition Monologues in London. Part of September series with Amnesty International UK.
August 17-23 Rendition Monologues at the Edinburgh Fringe. Part of Festival of Spirituality and Peace, St John’s Church.
August 8 Palestine Monologues in London.
August 8 British Premiere of Seven Years with Hard Labour: Stories of Burmese political prisoners. Free Word Centre @ 6:30. in collaboration with Index on Censorship.
August 8 Asylum Monologues in Northern Ireland @Forfey Festival, Lisnakea, Co.Fermanagh, N.Ireland, BT92 5AQ, www.forfeyfestival.co.uk
July 12 – August 5 Welcome to Ramallah by Sonja Linden and Adah Kay at the Compass Theatre, San Diego.
June 30 Excerpt of Asylum Monologues in London 5:30 @ Migrant and Refugee Community Forum’s AGM, 2 Thorpe Close, W10 5XL.
June 30 Asylum Dialogues Wakefield 12:30pm @ St. Swithun’s Community Centre , Wakefield, WF1 4RW. In collaboration with Wakefield and District Housing
June 23 The Illegals in Warwick 6pm @ Warwick University Arts Centre, produced by Warwick STAR. Part of the Warwick Students Arts festival
June 21 Asylum Dialogues in London – Part of Refugee Week Tour 7:30pm at New Players Theatre, Villiers St, WC2N 6NG.
June 20 Asylum Monologues in Bury St Edmunds Unitarian Meeting House, Churchgate St, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1RH @ 7:30. In conjunction with Bury St Edmunds Amnesty International branch.
June 20 Asylum Dialogues in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne 7:30pm at the Star and Shadow Cinema, CIC, Stepney Bank, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 2NP
June 19 Reading of iceandfire & Amnesty International’s Protect the Human 2008 Shortlisted play, Lullaby by Dominic Leggett. 7:30pm at the Courtauld Gallery presented by Operating Theatre Company in collaboration with the Combat Paper Project.
June 19 Asylum Dialogues in Leicester – Part of Refugee Week Tour 7:30pm at the Curve Theatre, Rutland Street, Leicester, LE1 1SB.
June 18 Asylum Dialogues in Sheffield – Part of Refugee Week Tour 7pm at Upper Chapel, Norfolk Street, Sheffield, S1 2JD.
June 18 Asylum Dialogues in Bristol – Part of Refugee Week Tour 6:00pm at St Nicholas of Tolentino Church, Lawfords Gate, Bristol, BS5 0RE.
June 17 Workshop in Kent Based on our first play for young people, Separated, Sara Masters will be running workshops at Dane Court Grammar School in Broadstairs, Kent.
June 16 Asylum Dialogues in Norwich - Part of Refugee Week Tour 7:30pm at the Norwich Playhouse, 42 – 58 St. George’s Street, Norwich, NR3 1AB.
June 13 Asylum Dialogues in Swansea – Part of Refugee Week Tour 6:30pm at the Swansea Museum, Victoria Rd, Maritime Quarter, Swansea, SA1 1SN.
June 10 Asylum Monologues in St Albans. Main Lecture Theatre of the School of Law at the University of Hertfordshire’s St Albans Campus at 7 Hatfield Road, AL1 3RR @ 7.30pm
June 3 Seven Years With Hard Labour – World Premiere in Oslo. This new play, which has been supported by the Cooperative and Index on Censorship, will premiere at the Global Forum on Freedom of Expression in Oslo. It weaves together four accounts from former Burmese political prisoners now living in the UK. Through their engaging, divergent and often humorous stories, a damning picture of a ruthless military regime is painted.
May 30 Voices from the Edge at the Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 235 Shaftesbury Ave, WC2H 8EP @ 6pm. In collaboration with Housing Justice
May 30 Workshop at Hassockfield Secure Training Centre. Exploring the stories of unaccompanied young people, run by Clea Langton and Dermot Daly.
May 29 Rendition Monologues at Centrespace Gallery, Bristol, BS1 1EA @6pm. Short excerpt from Rendition Monologues, telling the story of Binyam Mohamed. Part of a preview viewing of the Portraits of Insecurity exhibition.
May 27 Asylum Monologues at the Audrey Emerton Lecture Theatre, Eastern Road, Brighton @ 7pm. Part of ‘Crossing Borders: an evening of talks and performance exploring the challenges of accessing health care for refugees and asylum seekers.’
May 24 Rendition Monologues at the Southwark Playhouse, London, 8pm. In conjunction with Reprieve
May 11
 Palestine Monologues in York, in conjunction with York Univeristy Palestine Soc
May 8
 Asylum Monologues at Bristol University
May 6
 The Illegals at Leeds University, in conjunction with MedSin and Leeds STAR
May 2
 Asylum Dialogues @ SERVAS UK AGM, Dalesbridge Asylum Monologues at Migrants Storytelling project, London
May 2
 The Illegals @ SYMAGG MayDay conference, Barnsley
April 25 The Illegals at the Venezuelan Consulate, London. Bolivar Hall, London, W1T 5DL. In conjunction with the Ecuadorian Movement in the UK, 5pm.
April 25 The Illegals (excerpt) University of East London PostGrad conference
April 25 Palestine Monologues at Somers Town Community Centre, 150 Ossulston Street, London, NW1 1EE3:15. Hosted by ICAHD UK.
April 24 Asylum Monologues at University of Essex, Lakeside Theatre, 7pm. In collaboration with University of Essex Human Rights Centre.
April 20 Asylum Monologues, Aberystwyth College Wales, 1pm.
April 1 Asylum Dialogues in Minehead in conjunction with Amnesty Minehead.
March 30 Asylum Monologues at the Marketplace Youth Project, Leeds.
March 28 Asylum Monologues at MEDSIN Global Heath Conference, Manchester, 2pm.
Mar 21 Asylum Dialogues at Freshfields, Fleet St, London. In collaboration with Project London.
March 20 Excerpts of The Illegals and Asylum Monologues at University College London, 6:30pm.
Mar 15 Rendition Monologues at the Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, London. In collaboration with MUJU, 6:15pm, tickets available on the door (£7.50/6) or by calling the tricycle Box office 02073281000. All proceeds go to DEC Gaza Crisis Appeal (registered charity no.1062638).
March 12 The Illegals in Oxford, Ruskin College, Walton Street, Oxford at 7pm. Hosted by COMPAS and the Campaign to Close Campsfield.
March 11 Voices from the Edge at Leicester Cathedral, in collaboration with Leicester Church Action on Poverty.
March 10 Asylum Monologues at Nottingham Uni, Law and Social Sciences Building, 6pm.
Mar 9/11 Excerpts Asylum Dialogues at Refugee Integration Strategy workshops, Sheffield Council, 7pm.
Mar 5 Rendition Monologues at Durham University Law School, 7pm.
Feb 26 Asylum Monologues at Fuel cafe, Manchester University, 7pm.
Feb 21 Asylum Dialogues at London No Accommodation Conference, 10.00-3.30 at Praxis, 2 Pott Street, Bethnal Green.
Feb 19 Asylum Monologues at Central School of Speech and Drama, London
Feb 17 Palestine Monologues at Quaker Meeting House, School Lane, Liverpool at 7:30pm.
Feb 13 Asylum Monologues at Leicester Travel Talks event, Leicester Adult Education College Wellington St Leicester LE 1 6HL at 10:15am.
Feb 12 Palestine Monologues in Durham at St. Nicholas’s Church, Market Place, DH1 1JP. In collaboration with Durham Palestine Solidarity Campaign.
Jan 30 Rendition Monologues at Westfield High school for Boys, Southend (in-house production, fundraiser for Reprieve).
Jan 28 Various excerpts at British Institute of Human Rights Annual Conference, British Library, London.
Jan 28 Asylum Dialogues in Lewes, Westgate Meeting, 92a High Street, Lewes, BN7 1XH at 19:30. In conjunction with the Lewes Group in Support of Refugees and Asylum Seekers.
Jan 20 – Feb 8 Launch of Voices from the Edge a collaboration with Church Action on Poverty, Housing Justice and Scottish Churches Housing Action. Voices from the Edgetells, in their own words, the stories of people affected by homelessness and poverty in today’s BritainJanuary 20 @ Tate Liverpool, Albert Dock, L3 4BB, 12:30January 31 @ The Carriageworks, Millenium Square, Leeds LS2 3AD, 7;45pmFebruary 3 @ Leicester Cathedral, LE1 5DE, 7:30February 5 @ Carrs Lane Church Centre, Birmingham, B4 7SX, 7:30pmFebruary 6 @ Union Chapel(Starring Simon Callow) Compton Ave, London, N1 2XD, 7:30pmFebruary 7 @ Quaker Meeting House, St James Street, Sheffield S1 2EWFebruary 8 @ Traverse Theatre, Cambridge Street, Edinburgh EH1 2ED, 6pmDetails of further, independently produced performances here
Jan 22 The Illegals in Exeter at Exeter University Theatre Company
Jan 16 Palestine Monologues at the Library Theatre, Sheffield, at 7:30pm. Tickets £10/£3. Profits will go to Medical Aid for Palestine.
Jan 16 Palestine Monologues at Goldsmiths College, Studio 3, Drama Department, Richard Hoggart Building at 6pm.

2008
Dec 16 Rendition Monologues at Library Theatre, Sheffield (in conjunction with Sheffield Guantanamo Campaign).
Dec 10 Rendition Monologues in Melbourne, Australia, fortyfivedownstairs, 45 Flinders Lane at 8pm.
Dec 6 Asylum Dialogues at Sussex University Human Rights Day Event, Brighton.
Dec 1 Rendition Monologues at Belvoir St downstairs. Sydney, Australia.
Nov 29 Excerpt of Asylum Dialogues, Broomhall Centre, Sheffield @7pm. Part of celebrations for the one year anniversary of Sheffield as the first City of Sanctuary.
Nov 25 Palestine Monologues, Council Chambers, University of Manchester Student’s Union, Steve Biko Building, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PR at 7pm. Hosted by Action Palestine.
Nov 21 Launch of The Illegals at Soho Theatre, Dean St, London at 1pm and 4pm. Please emailillegals@iceandfire.co.ukif you would like to attend.The development of this play was funded by the City Parochial Foundation and comprises first-hand accounts from migrants living and working in London without papers. Scripted by Christine Bacon. Additional research by Anna Chapman.
Nov 15 Preview of Poverty Monologues at Church Action on Poverty AGM.
Nov 14 Preview of The Illegals in Cambridge, in conjunction with Student Action for Refugees.
Nov 12 Excerpt of Asylum Dialogues at the launch of London City of Sanctuary, St Martins in the Fields, 6pm
Nov 11 Asylum Dialogues in Warwick, hosted by Warwick Amnesty group.
Nov 1 Palestine Monologuesat theatre Royal, York, 4:30pm. Please email york@iceandfire.co.uk if you would like to attend.
Oct 30 Asylum Monologues at Riley Smith Hall, Leeds University Student Union. In conjunction with Student Action for Refugees, 6:30pm.
Oct 25 Actors for Human Rights present excerpts of their scripts at Westminster Justice and Peace group event, St John Fisher’s Church, 80 Imperial Close, North Harrow, Middlesex, HA2 7LW.
Oct 22 Rendition Monologues at Nottingham University as part of One World Week, 7pm.
Oct 22 Asylum Monologues @ the Queens Hall, University of Leicester @ 7pm. Medical Students at the University Of Leicester will be reading the script. Hosted by Medsin-Leicester.
Oct 9 Asylum Dialogues at Brent Refugee Forum’s 10th anniversary event, Advait Community Centre, Forty Avenue, Wembley Middlesex HA9 9PE @ 12pm
Oct 4 Launch of Palestine Monologues, Arcola Theatre, London. Scripted by Sonja Linden, this companion piece to ‘Welcome to Ramallah’, iceandfire’s main production for 2008 explores the day to day experiences of life under Israeli occupation and highlights some of the turning points individuals from both sides have had when they have seen past the dominant and conflicting narratives perpetuating the conflict. Music by Khyam Allami. FULLY BOOKED.
Oct 1 Excerpt of Asylum Dialogues in Bradford, City of Sanctuary launch, St Mary’s Church Hall, East Parade, BD1 @ 6pm
Sep 25 Asylum Dialogues in Bristol (Patchway) in conjunction with Refugee Action
Sep 25 Asylum Dialogues, Electronic Immigration Network AGM, London
Sep 22 Asylum Monologues in Abingdon. St Helen’s ParishChurch, West St Helen St, Abingdon @ 7:30pm.
Aug 28 Exceprts of Asylum Monologues at Slough Refugee Support event.
July 24 Darfuri Monologues at Habonim Dror youth event, Stockport.
July 23 Rendition Monologues in Brighton, Sallis Benney Theatre, University of Brighton, Grand Parade, Brighton BN2 0JY @ 7:30pm. In conjunction with Brighton Voices in Exile and the Save Omar Campaign
July 22 In conjunction with Act for Darfur, Actors for Human Rights and Anna Chancellor and Denis Lawson read the testimonies of Darfuri asylum seekers living in the UK. The Attlee Suite, Portcullis House @11am.
July 12 Asylum Monologues at NATECLA conference, University of Warwick.
July 9 Asylum Monologues at Leicester University.
July 5 Asylum Monologues at Leytonstone Festival, Epicentre, 41 West Street, Leytonstone, London, E11 4LJ. In collaboration with Spare Rooms for Forced Migrants.
June 21 Rendition Monologues in the Purcell Room @ the Southbank as part of Massive Attack’s Meltdown Festival, 8pm. Tickets £12.50. To book:www.southbankcentre.co.uk/meltdown
June 20 Asylum Monologues at St John the Evangelist Church, corner of Princes Street/Lothian Road, Edinburgh, 8pm. Organised by the St Marks Amnesty group.
June 18 Asylum Monologues in Bedford , University of Bedfordshire Studio Theatre, Polhill Ave, Bedford. Email cally@woodenhilluk.co.uk for more info
June 16 -22 Refugee Week 2008 Launch of Asylum Dialogues, three inspiring encounters between British people and asylum seekers. Drawn from real life conversations, this play explores the positive transformations created by these friendships. In collaboration with Refugee Action.Scripted by Sonja Linden.June 14 – Bristol @ Colston Hall, Colston Street, BS1 5AR @ 7:30 for 8pm. Followed with music by Israel-born double bass player Daphna Sadeh and her band the Voyagers. Tickets £8/6. To book: www.colstonhall.orgJune 17 – Liverpool @ Quakers Meeting House, 22 School Lane, L1 3BT @ 6:30 for 7pm. Tickets £5 on the door. To book email:liverpool@iceandfire.co.uk.June 20- Derby @ Derby Dance, Chapel Street, Derby, DE1 3GU @ 6:30 for 7pm. Tickets £4/3 on the door. To book call Derby Dance on 01332370911.June 22 – London @ Tricycle Theatre, 269 Kilburn High Road, NW6 7JR @ 6:15 for 6:30. To book www.tricycle.co.ukBooking from May 6th
June 14 Asylum Monologues in Oxford – in collaboration with Student Action for Refugees.
June 8Scripted and directed by Christine Bacon with original score by Michael Edwards.Rendition Monologues weaves together the first-hand testimonies of victims of extraordinary rendition, the kidnapping and illegal transfer of terrorism suspects and others considered to be implicated in the ‘War on Terror’ to be interrogated in nation states with a reputation for torture. A long list of nations, including the UK, have colluded in these rendition flights.This is a launch event and attendance is by invitation only. Please emailrendition@iceandfire.co.uk if you would like to attend.AFHR gratefully acknowledges the support of Arantza Faiges-Hijon, Dan Bacon, Rowan McCormick, Chris Cleave, Catherine Usiskin, Hazel Still, Jill Green, Steve Woolgar and the Hollick Family Trust, whose generous donations have made this launch event possible.
June 7 Asylum Monologues at the Big Hope international Youth Congress, Large Theatre COR 001 at the Cornerstone Building, Liverpool Hope University, Everton @ 3pm.
June 4/5 AFHR perform excerpts of their scripts at the European Council on Refugees and Exiles Biannual General Meeting, Brussels.
May 30 Asylum Monologues at Nottingham University.
May 15/16 Actors for Human Rights present excerpts of their scripts at the first European Hospitality Tribunal in Stavanger, Norway.
May 6 Asylum Monologues at The Banqueting Hall, Skinners’ Hall, Skinners’ Hall, 8 Dowgate Hill, London EC4R 2SP @ 5pm. Hosted by the Liveries Charity. This is a private performance.
April 30 Asylum Monologues at the Regal Theatre, 10-16 The Avenue, Minehead, Somerset, TA24 5AY. In collaboration with Amnesty Minehead group.
April 26 Asylum Monologues in Leeds, The Common Place, 23-25 Wharf St @ 7:30. Organised and produced by Leeds Student Action for Refugees.
April 16 Asylum Monologues at the Star and Shadow cinema, 1 Stepney Bank, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 2NP @ 19:30.
April 11 Asylum Monologues at Linklaters, London.
March 26 Asylum Monologues at Envision’s Youth Event ‘ACT’, Amnesty International Human Rights Action Centre @ 5pm.
March 13-14 Asylum Monologues at Harrow Arts Centre , Uxbridge Road, Hatch End, Middlesex, Edgware & Mill Hill, HA5 4EA (tickets £9/6). Call 0208 416 8989 to book or see www.harrowarts.com.
March 12 Asylum Monologues at Kilburn Salvation Army, 55 Chichester Road, South Kilburn, NW6 @ 1:30pm. In conjunction with Safe and Sound Community Project. .
March 6 Asylum Monologues at Downend Baptist Church, Salisbury Road, Downend, Bristol, BS16 5RA @ 7pm. Hosted by Thinking People and Refugee Action Bristol..
March 2 In partnership with Women for Refugee Women – ‘Motherland’ an event created for Mother’s day – Personal testimonies of mothers and children seeking asylum in the UK, Young Vic theatre, London @ 18:00. Starring Juliet Stevenson.
February 28 Asylum Monologues at the Riley Smith Hall, Leeds University Union, The University of Leeds, LS1 1UH @ 18:30. In collaboration with Student Action for Refugees.
February 20 Asylum Monologues, Wickham Theatre, Cantocks Close, Woodlands Road, Bristol, Avon BS8 1UP @ 18:30.
February 9 Asylum Monologues at Praxis Hall, Pott Street, Bethnal Green, London E2 OEF @ 16:00. In collaboration with Time Together London.
January 19 Asylum Monologues at St Clement’s Church, Edge Lane, Chorlton @ 19:30. In collaboration with Churches Together in Stretford and Chorlton (tickets £2, which includes refreshments).

2007
December 12 Asylum Monologues University of Nottingham (graduate medical campus in Derby) at 5pm. In conjunction with MedSin.
December 6 Asylum Monologues Southampton University Avenue Campus (Soton University), Lecture Theatre A, Building 65, Highfield Road, Southampton @ 20:15. In conjunction with Southampton and Winchester Visitors Group. £5/£1 students. Cast: Jenny Skapeti, Sam Collings and Christine Bacon. Music by Joe Laking.
December 4 Asylum Monologues at St Ethelberga’s Centre for Peace and Reconciliation, 78 Bishopsgate, London EC2N @ 18:30. Cast: Habiba Diarra, Ian K Attard, Fiona Whitelaw, Emma Darwall-Smith and Rebecca Peyton. Music by Trigos Rodeo.
December 2 Actors for Refugees present testimonies from Darfuri asylum seekers in the UK at the Tricycle Theatre as part of ‘Day for Darfur – the 11th hour’ – An 11-hour summit of performances, films, exhibitions, testimonials, music, discussions, speakers, participative workshops and more, focusing on Darfuri culture, the crisis in Darfur, and what we can do – £5. See here for more details ». Obi Abili, Andrea Riseborough, John Heffernan and Siobhan Redmond.
November 24 Asylum Monologues at Bromley Baptist Church Hall, Park Road, Bromley, BR1 3HJ@ 7pm. Fundraiser for the London Churches Hardship Fund for Refugees. Cast: Meg Gibson, Matt Rutherford and Catherine Harley. Music by Peter Thomas.
November 10 Asylum Monologues in Wimbledon, London. Part of a Jesuit Refugee Service Fundraising event – £15 including buffet. Emailmarine.harrington@jrs.net to book. Cast: Syreeta Kumar, Flora Berkeley, Ross Waiton and Alison Carney. Music by Dean Firth.
November 3 Asylum Monologues at Studio Theatre, Sutherland House, Royal Holloway University of London, Egham Hill, Egham, Surrey TW20 0EX. Part of a three day conference about Performance and Asylum. Click here for more info ». Cast: Alex Barclay, Sara masters and Christine Bacon.
October 29 Short reading of excerpts from ‘From Refugee to Citizen: Standing onmy own two feet’ at the launch of the book, 4pm, Church House, Westminster. In conjunction with IPPR and Refugee Support. Cast: Marc Forde and Medina Ajikawo.
October 26 Asylum Monologues at the University of Leicester @ 19:30. Cast: Marc Forde, Maeve Ryan, Holly Quinn and Christine Bacon. In collaboration with MedSin.
October 25 Asylum Monologues at the University of Nottingham, Portland Building, Room C50 @ 18:00. Part of One World Week – a week of events with environmental, multicultural or human-rights themes. Cast: Clea Langton, Rachel Foote and David Frederickson. In collaboration with the Centre for the Study of Social and Global Justice.
October 24 Asylum Monologues at the Main Hall, Barton Hill Settlement 43 Ducie Rd, Barton Hill, Bristol, BS5 OAX @ 12:15. Cast: Oliver Langdon, Meg Whelan and Christine Bacon. Music by Alphonse. In collaboration with Refugee Action’s Refugee Awareness Project.
October 18 Asylum Monologues at Cambridge University in conjunction with Cambridge Student Action for Refugees @ 8:30pm. Cast: Anna Hope, Toby Dantzic and Hattie Morahan. Directed by Rebecca Morahan. Music by John Rees (cello) and Karen (clarinet). In collaboration with Cambridge Student Action for Refugees
October 17 Short excerpt of Asylum Monologues at the Independent Asylum Commission, Waterside Theatre, City College Manchester, Whitworth Street, M1 3HE @7pm. Cast: Shelley Halstead and Daniel Latham. Music by Pat Mackela.
October 11 Asylum Monologues in conjunction with the Notre Dame Refugee Centre, Maison Pierre Chanel, 16 Leicester Sq, WC2 @ 7pm. Cast: Alex Barclay, Raewyn Lippert and Emma Dawall-Smith. Music by Peter Thomas.
September 6 Asylum Monologues in St Leonards on Sea, in conjunction with the Hastings and Rother Primary Care Trust @ 13:00, The Magnet Centre, London Road, St Leonards on Sea, TN37 6GL. Cast: Chris Kelham, Amber Agar, Joanna Croll and Christine Bacon.
August 21 Asylum Monologues in Plymouth @ 18:00 for 18:15, Plymouth City Museum, Drake Circus, Plymouth City Centre, PL4 8AJ. Cast: Sarah Goldingay, Mark Shorto and Christine Bacon. Music by Sam Roche and Phuntsok. In collaboration with Students and Refugees Together.
August 8 Asylum Monologues Canterbury as part of the ukAM conference, University of Kent at 18:00. Cast: Marc Forde, Clea Langton, Christine Bacon.
July 28 Excerpt of Asylum Monologues at the Ten feet Away Festival London (8:30pm). Followthis link for details. Cast: Anna Hope, Samuel Collings and Samantha Lawson. Music by MeiMei (WU Yanmei) www.meimei.co.uk
July 21 Asylum Monologues in Oldham, One World Centre/Unitarian Chapel, Connaught Street @ 2pm as part of the Oldham festival of Diversity. Cast: Amber Agar, carolina Massie and David Corden. Music by Dean Firth. In association with Oldham Unity (Refugee Support)
July 7 Excerpts of Asylum Monologues in Stoke-on-Trent in collaboration with the Diocese of Lichfield, Hanley Hope Centre, Garth St, Stoke-on-Trent ST1 2DA @1:30. Cast: Samantha Lawson and Christine Bacon
July 6 Asylum Monologues at Wolfson Lecture Theatre, 2nd Floor Mint Wing, St. Mary’s Hospital, Praed Street, Paddington (London) W2 1NY at 4:30pm. Cast: Samuel Collings, Jennifer Ackland and Loretta Freeman. Music by Jackie Bornstein.
June 28 Asylum Monologues at the Warwick Arts Centre, Warwick University. Cast: Matt Dunphy, Kat Bhathena and Christine Bacon.
June 21 Asylum Monologues at the National Portrait Gallery, London. Cast: Juliet Stevenson, Thusitha Jayasundera and Edmund Kingsley. Music composed by Dean Firth and performed by Dean Firth, Jessica Summers and Alison Atkinson. Introduction from Sir David Hare.
June 21 Excerpts of Asylum Monologues at Islington town Hall in collaboration with the EASI and PRESTO partnerships. Cast: Olivia Grosvenor-Allende and Shazad Iqbal
June 21 Asylum MonologuesThursday June 21 2007. 12 UK cities from Glasgow to Exeter. ONE NIGHT ONLY.London8.30pm. The Maria, Young Vic, 66 The Cut, Waterloo, London SE1 8LZ
Cast: Tom Brooke, Paola Dionisotti, Thusitha Jayasundera and Yasmin Bodalbhai. Music composed by Dean Firth and performed by Dean Firth, Jessica Summers and Alison Atkinson. In association with the Young Vic.7.45pm. Watermans Arts Centre, 40 High Street, Brentford TW8 0DS
Tel: 020 8232 1010
Map: Click here »
Cast: Syreeta Kumar, Hywel Morgan and Kirsty Cox. Music by Cristina Crespo. Directed by Roland Smith. In association with Watermans Arts Centre.Halifax7pm. Square Chapel Centre for the Arts, 10 Square Road, Halifax HX1 1QG
Tel: 01422 353073
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Cast: Valerie Bundy, Hayley Taylor-Jones, Neil A. Edwards. Music written by Dean Firth and performed by Victoria Heyes (Oboe), Tom McKinney (Guitar) and Lucy Oliver (Cello). Directed by Sue McGeorge (Second Nature Theatre Company). In collaboration with Square Chapel Arts Centre.Glasgow7pm. Gilmorehill G12, 9 University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ
Tel 0141 330 3838
Cast: Stephanie Turner, Sharron Devine and Daniel Lawson. Music by Nicolas, David, Fudge and Michael. Directed by Jessica Raine. In association with Gilmorehill G12.Leicester7pm. The Cathedral Church of St Martin, Leicester. St Martins, East. Leicester, LE1 5FX
Tel: 0116 2487404
Cast: Chris Kelham, Anna Hope and Stephanie Street. Music by Robert Foreman. Directed by Adel Alsalloum. In association with Leicester Asylum Seeker and refuge Multi Agency Forum and the Diocese of Leicester.Liverpool6:30 for 6:45. Metropolitan Cathedral Crypt Concert Hall (entrance on Brownlow Hill), L3 5TQ
Tel: 0151 702 6313
Cast: Martin Copland-Gray, Victoria Moseley and Helen Crevel. Music by Debbie Hodgson. Directed by Martin Copland-Gray. In association with Refugee Action.Norwich7:30pm. Norwich Puppet Theatre, St James, Whitefriars, Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 1TN
Tel: 01603 610993
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Cast: Rachel Foote, Alistair Trevill, Sue Harrington Spear. Music by Andrew Taylor. Directed by Rebecca Peyton. In association with Norwich Refugee Week and Norwich Puppet theatre.Nottingham6:45 for 7pm. The Vine Community Centre, Bobbersmill Road, Hyson Green, Nottingham, NG7 5GZ
Tel: 01159415952
Cast: Maeve Ryan, Holly Quinn and Ayodeji Aloba. Music by Jonathan Wright. Directed by Natalia Blogg. In association with Refugee Action.Swansea6:45 for 7pm. Swansea Museum, Victoria Road, The Maritime Quarter, Swansea, SA1 1SN
Tel: 01792 653763
Cast: Niya Hill, Alexis Gregory and Eloise Howe. Music by Tony Lamb, Gael Cubahiro and Brian Kasiko. Directed by Mollie Guilfoyle. In association with Swansea Museum.Manchester7pm. Central Hall, Oldham Street, Manchester, M1 1JQ
Map: Click here »
Cast: Shobna Gulati, Matt Dunphy and Angela Blayds. Music by Jonathan Goldberg. Directed by Shelley Halstead. In association with Church Action on Poverty, Women Asylum Seekers Together and Refugee Action.Exeter8pm. Phoenix Arts Centre, Bradninch Place, Gandy St, Exeter, EX4 3LS
Tel: 01392 361021
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Cast: Marc Forde, Sarah Goldingay, Jane Bellamy. Music by Saied Hashemi. Directed by Mark Shorto. In association with the British Red Cross and Refugee Support Group Devon.Leeds7pm for 7:15pm. Oxford Place Methodist Centre, Oxford Place, Leeds, LS1 3AX
Tel: 0113 268 1663
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Cast: Pete Picton, Amanda Wright and Gemma Christie. Music by Jack Wild. Directed by Clea Langton. In association with Leeds Amnesty International and Church Action on Poverty.Sheffield1pm. The Long Bar, Crucible Theatre, Sheffield Theatres, 55 Norfolk Street, Sheffield, S1 1DA
Tel: 07913513567
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Cast: Esther Elliot, Fiona Whitelaw and David Corden. Music by Michael Rossiter. Directed by Ellie Jones. In association with Sheffield Theatres.
June 20 Excerpts of Asylum Monologues at the Flagey in Brussels (Belgium) in conjunction with the European Council on Refugees and Exiles. Cast: Kate Atkinson and Chris Kelham. Music by Theophilus Osezua-Emiowele.
June 19 Excerpts of Asylum Monologues at the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) in Brussels (Belgium) as part of World refugee Day event in collaboration with the British Council. Cast: Kate Atkinson and Chris Kelham. Music by Theophilus Osezua-Emiowele
June 20 Asylum Monologues at the Guildhall, High St, Guildford @ 7:30pm. Cast: Gary Hope, Abigail McKern and Anna Cartaret. Music by Russell Jarrett.
June 15 Excerpts of Asylum Monologues in Bristol as part of a Refugee Week event at the QEH Theatre. Cast: Anna Hope, Alexandra Alderton and Sophie Alderson. Music by Empirical.
May 24 Asylum Monologues in Shrewsbury, Belvedere School, Crowmere Road, Shrewsbury @ 7:00pm in conjunction with Amnesty International Shrewsbury branch. Cast: Anna Hope, Martin Copland-Gray and Christine Bacon. Music by Neil Saunders.
May 17 Asylum Monologues in Cambridge, Emmanuel United Reformed Church, 7:00pm
May 3 Asylum Monologues in Taunton, Temple Methodist Church, Upper High St, Taunton @ 7:30pm in conjunction with Under One Sun. Cast: Paula Denning, Natasha Strange and Jessie Briton. Music by Ged Stephenson.
May 2 Asylum Monologues in Somerset, West Somerset Community College, Minehead @ 7:30pm, in conjunction with Under One Sun and Amnesty Minehead group. Cast: Liz Halliday, Christine Bacon and Joe Shooter. Music by Sarah Price.
April 29 Asylum Monologues in Middlesbrough, Sacred Heart Parish Hall, Linthorpe Road, Middlesbrough @ 4:30pm. In collaboration with Tees Valley Voices for Justice and Justice First. Cast: Christine Bacon, Zoe Iqbal and Jimmy Boyland. Music by Salaam.
April 22 Asylum Monologues in collaboration with Centre of Cultures, as part of European day of Dialogue. Amnesty International Human Rights Action Centre @ 1pm. Map »
April 11 Asylum Monologues at the University of East Anglia, Norwich. Cast: Max Von Durkheim, Katherine Walton and Christine Bacon. Music by Philip Robinson (guitar), James Marangone (oboe) and Lelia Salles (recorder).
April 3 Asylum Monologues in Newcastle, in collaboration with Churches Together Byker and Walker. Cast: Kate Atkinson, Christopher Kelham and Samantha Lawson. Music by Dean Firth.
March 31 Asylum Monologues in Hampshire (St Mary Bourne village hall) @ 7:30pm. Cast: Rachel Foote, Rebecca Peyton, Alistair Trevill. Music by Hannah Williams
March 29 Short excerpt of Asylum Monologues as part of the Independent Asylum Commission hearings, West London. Cast: Scott Brooksbank, Gemma Catlin and Sara Masters
March 8 Short excerpt of Asylum Monologues at Brent Refugee Forum event, Kilburn, London. Cast: Helen Leon and Habiba Diarra
March 1 Asylum Monologuesin Bristol, UBHT Centre (opposite Royal Infirmary) in collaboration with Student Action for Refugees. 45-minute workshop after the performance. Cast: Eloise Howe, Mark Shorto, Christine Bacon. Music by Lorraine Ayensu.
February 23 Asylum Monologues in Brighton, Chapel Royal, 164 North St, Brighton. @ 6:45 for 7:00 (finish 8:30pm). In collaboration with Brighton Voices in Exile. Cast: Hywel Morgan, Rebecca Peyton and Shelley Halstead. Music by Martha Tilston.
February 19 Excerpt of Asylum Monologues at Thames North Synod conference, Leytonstone, London. Cast: Alex McCann and Esther Bragg.
February 6 Asylum Monologues at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) at 6:45 for 7pm. Room 11; Vernon Square Campus, Penton Rise, London WC1X 9EL. Cast: Kate Atkinson, Alex McCann , Samantha Lawson. Music by Lisa Fitzgibbon.
January 31 Excerpt of Asylum Monologues as part of the Independent Asylum Commission. 18:30 @ St Anne’s RC Church., Alcester Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B12 0PB. More info »Cast: Steve Johnstone and Alison Carney
January 25 Asylum Monologues in Middlesbourough at 19:00. Middlesborough Town Hall. In collaboration with Tees Valley Voices for Justice. Cast: Rosanna Mason, Shelley Halstead and Scott Brooksbank.

2006
December 13 Asylum Monologues in Cardiff, at the Welsh Refugee Council’s conference, Millennium Stadium. Cast: Ian Milton and Christine Bacon. Music by Tony Lamb and Gael.
December 9 Asylum Monologues in Suffolk, in collaboration with local Amnesty group. The Unitarian Meeting House, Churchgate Street, Bury St Edmunds @ 7:30pm. Cast: Alex Barclay, Rebecca Peyton and Rachel Foote. Music by Stephen Copsey and band.
December 6 Short presentation at the National Poverty Hearings, Westminster, in collaboration with the British Refugee Council and Church Action on Poverty. Cast: Anna Hope and Nick Oshikanlu. Music by Verity Harding. Click here for more info »
November 30 Kings College Waterloo Campus, Franklin Wilkins building, Stamford Street, SE1 9NH (Large Lecture Hall B5)
6pm for 6:15pm (finish 7:30pm) Click here »
Starring: Samantha Lawson, Anna Hope and Scott Brooksbank. Music by Vijay Kishore.
November 27 Short exceprt of Asylum Monologues at ‘Beyond Survival – Towards Meaningful Lives: Meeting the psychosocial and mental health needs of refugees and asylum seekers’ – conference held at Amnesty International, London. Cast: Samantha Lawson and Alex Barclay.
November 24 Lunchtime talk at the Museum of London: Christine Bacon,Coordinator of Actors for Refugees, along with Esme Peach from Refugee Action’s Awareness Project, discuss the importance of raising public awareness about refugee and asylum issues and countering the many misconceptions and half-truths that exist @ 1:10 pm. Click here »
November 11 Excerpt of Asylum Monologues in Manchester, at Church Action on Poverty’s conference church-poverty.org.uk ». Cast: Howard Hutt and Christine Bacon. Music by Polly Jerrold
November 9 Asylum Monologues, in collaboration with Refugee Action’s Awareness Project, 17:45 for 6:00pm, Circomedia, St. Paul’s Church, Portland Square, Bristol, BS2 8SJ Map » Cast: Samantha Lawson, David Wuruwa, Kay Francksen. Music by Guy Bartell
November 3 Asylum Monologues in Winchester as part of ‘Voices in a Strange Land’, a five day event celebrating diversity and raising awareness of racial justice and the problems of asylum seekers and refugees. 1 7:30pm, John Stripe Theatre, University of Winchester. Cast: Kate Atkinson, Alex McCann and Chloe Holt. Music by Hannah Williams
November 1 Short piece at Refugee Action’s conference, Warwickshire www.refugee-action.org.uk ». Cast: Anna Hope and Alex Barclay. Music by Michael Edwards.
October 29 Asylum Monologues in Liverpool, at the Student Action for Refugees conference @ 3:00pm, Liverpool University Guild of Students. See star-network.org.uk for more details. Cast: Polly Jerrold, Howard Hutt and Sara Bahadori. Music by Bravo Bravo »
October 23 Asylum Monologues in Oxford, Holywell Music Room, Holywell Street, 7:15 for 7:30. Cast: Nora Wardell, Hannah Murphy and Fergus Webster. Music by Lisa Fizgibbon, Lisa Maza, Colin Flethcher and Jane Griffiths.
October 3 Short exceprt of Asylum Monolgues at the Refugee Week 2007 conference, Amnesty International, London. Cast: Nora Wardell and Alex Barclay. Music by Camilla Saunders
September 19 Excerpt of Asylum Monologues at ‘Hear My Voice’ launch, hosted by Refugees in Effective Partnerships, London. Cast: Nora Wardell and Thomas Milton. www.reap.org.uk »
August 26 Asylum Monologues at the Greenbelt Festival, Cheltenham, 12pm.www.greenbelt.org.uk for further details
June 25 The launch of Asylum Monologues at Amnesty International’s Human Rights Action Centre. Directed by Sarah Esdaile. Cast: Ayodeji Aloba, Leandra Ashton, Shobu Kapoor, Hywel Morgan, Ellen Thomas. Music: Verity Harding and Helena Ruinard
June 15 Actors for Refugees presented a short extract of Asylum Monologues at the launch of Refugee Week, held at the Institute for Contemporary Art, London. Cast: Verity Harding, Rosanna Mason and Alex Barclay

 

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