Performance

Venue	Southwark Playhouse Borough
	Also: The Large, The Little
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	25th November 2015
To	28th November 2015
When	20:00. Mat 15:30
Southwark Playhouse Borough (V226)
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Date of change: 7 Oct 15 - T0683911656

Where Will We Live?

Work:: Where Will We Live? (S02111603757)

Set in Brixton's Arches and Lambeth's council estates, the play's unforgettable characters bring to life the real challenges of gentrification. This theatrical tapestry - weaving music, humour and movement through interviews with politicians, and people living with eviction - packs a punch. What happens to a vibrant community when faced with rising rents, evictions or demolition of their homes? The title of this fast-paced production is a quote from film director Spike Lee on New York - gentrification is a global issue.

Author	Elisabeth Winkler
Author	Lucy Curtis

Production:: (T0683911656)

Where Will We Live? is Changing Face Collective's new verbatim play revealing the human stories behind the hyper-regeneration of London.

Company	Changing Face Collective
Director	Lucy Curtis
Design	Charley Fone
Lighting	Michael Bale
Other	Deepraj Singh (movement support)
Other	Jack Sergison (movement support)
Producer	Rohina Cameron-Perera
Other	Dashti Jahfar (photography)
Other	Gaurab Thakali (illustration)
Other	Flora Duley (film)
Other	Thomas Caron-Delion (photography)
Performer	Ayesha Casely-Hayford
Performer	Ivana Mazza-Coates
Performer	Olivette Cole-Wilson
Performer	Royce Cronin
Performer	Hilary Derrett
Performer	Steven George
Performer	Tony Mcpherson

Listing:: L1246154842

The Little

Production details

Where Will We Live? is Changing Face Collective's new verbatim play revealing the human stories behind the hyper-regeneration of London. The Little

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