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Performance

VenueGeneral
TownOuter London
CountyGreater London
From23rd July 2013
To28th July 2013
WhenTue-Fri 18:00, 20:00. Sat, Sun 16:00, 18:00, 20:00
PricesFrom £15.00. To £15.00.
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  • Date of change: 17 Jun 13 - T0856171264

Lost Nation

Work:: Lost Nation (S01541925029)

A captivating and challenging account of poverty in the UK told from the point of view of a lost nation often left unheard. Set in the streets and buildings within the London Borough of Brent, this site-specific drama is made up of a 40-minute specially commissioned documentary followed by 1 of 6 solo verbatim theatre pieces. Featuring Academy Award winning former actress Glenda Jackson MP, the documentary reveals the challenges many people living in Brent are facing, whilst the intimate theatre pieces bring the realism of the individual to the forefront. Spread over 6 days, each day a different actor tells a different true story in a different location in Brent. Beginning from the moment the ticket is brought, the audience is taken on a journey; provided with the location of the performance, insights into the character and instructions for engaging with The Poverty Project online. As part of the overall The Poverty Project documentary, the Lost Nation will be filmed and broadcast online, placing the audience as not only a spectator but also as integral to the live film shoot.
Author Topher Campbell
Author Zoe Lafferty

Production:: (T0856171264)

Average running time: 90mins.
Producer Topher Campbell
Producer Bryan Savery
Presented byRed Room
Director Topher Campbell

Listing:: L01947117822

This event takes place at various locations across the London Borough of Brent. Venue disclosed upon ticket purchase.



Production details

Average running time: 90mins. This event takes place at various locations across the London Borough of Brent. Venue disclosed upon ticket purchase.

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