Performance

Venue	The Cockpit
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	9th November 2022
To	9th November 2022
When	20:45
Prices	From £15.00. To £15.00.
The Cockpit (V182)
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Date of change: 6 Oct 22 - T1285159556

Transit - In Search of a Place to Call Home

Work:: Transit (S0288358033)

From Budapest to Harare heat, Zuva and Dora have made it to the bustling London city streets, but will they stay? As the hostility towards migrants and refugees grows in the wake of Brexit they navigate the ever changing landscape of immigration and housing and queerness in the UK, probed with uncertainty over their right to remain and even their claim to a home in England. Will they be pushed out, and pushed back, falling through the cracks in their search for a place to call home? Or will they settle in London?

Production:: In Search of a Place to Call Home (T1285159556)

A sensorial journey told through live music, dance, and poetry. Inspired by the biomythic tales of the creative team. Exploring notions of belonging, migration and displacement. Performed in English with Shona and Hungarian. Devised by Tatenda Naomi Matsvai | Rebeka Dio | Patrick Hemington |Joseph Browning

Presented by	Hunhu Productions
Lighting	Desharn Parara
Stage Manager	Maja Lach

Listing:: L246688230

In Search of a Place to Call Home

A sensorial journey told through live music, dance, and poetry. Inspired by the biomythic tales of the creative team. Exploring notions of belonging, migration and displacement. Performed in English with Shona and Hungarian. Devised by Tatenda Naomi Matsvai | Rebeka Dio | Patrick Hemington |Joseph Browning

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