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A white man blanks his black girlfriend at a society wedding. A black landlord pins a 'no travellers' sign to his pub door. A farmer's wife rams her shopping trolley into a stranger in the village: 'Everyone just turned around and stared like I was from Mars or something.' Ignited by Trevor Phillips' (Chair of the Commission for Racial Equality) suggestion that the countryside is guilty of a 'passive apartheid', seven writers explore our attitudes towards race, environment and identity.T223261600Company Pentabus Theatre (in association with BBC Radio Drama). Director Theresa Keskins. Design Kate Bunce. Lighting Simon Bond. Performer Saraj Chaudhry. Performer Janice Connolly. Performer Godfrey Jackman. Performer Janice Connolly. Performer Godfrey Jackman. Performer Endy Mckay. Performer Habib Nasib Nader. | |
| 26 Sep 06 to 14 Oct 06 | Soho Theatre, Inner London :: V1035 listing details L0498043742 |
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