Performance

Venue	The Seven Dials Playhouse
	Also: Tristan Bates Theatre, John Thaw Studio, John Curry Room, formerly The Actors Centre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	28th February 2018
Opened	6th March 2018
To	24th March 2018
When	19:30. Sun 15:00. Sat Mat 14:30. Mar 8 at 19:00
The Seven Dials Playhouse (V251)
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Date of change: 4 Jan 18 - T854455587
Date of change: 14 Nov 17 - T854455587

Glass Roots

Work:: Glass Roots (S643027178)

Glass Roots is about bullying: what happens when you are bullied and are powerless to fight back? Can you survive with your psychology intact or is the damage permanent? This is the terrible ordeal faced by Sadjit and Thila, owners of a popular Indian restaurant in east London when they are terrorised in their own place of work by racist thugs. Glass Roots addresses the violent clash of ignorance, racism, class and jealousy and wonders at the outcome; will the perpetrators get what they want and will the victims survive with a renewed purpose?

Author

Alexander Matthews

Production:: (T854455587)

Director	Evan Keele
Performer	Victoria Broom (Celia)
Performer	Mitchell Fisher (Diesel)
Performer	Natalia Perera (Thila)
Performer	Sam Rix (Spaceman)
Performer	Kal Sabir (Sadjit)
Performer	Ben Warwick (Rupert)

Listing:: L995403565

Part of the Alexander Matthews Season

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Part of the Alexander Matthews Season

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