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Revolution Days

Revolution Days (Play) production archive for QTIX code T015112801. Details of all Revolution Days archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S292973782

Archive Listings

26 Nov 21
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27 Nov 21
The Tramway
Glasgow
Performance Details => Venue archive
23 Nov 21
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24 Nov 21
Assembly Roxy
Edinburgh
Performance Details => Venue archive

Details

Revolution Days archiveRevolution Days follows Samira, an Aid Worker from Scotland, who goes through a baptism of fire during the 'Revolutions' in the Middle East. Believing she can make a difference, she takes on every mission, until, against a backdrop of war and violence, she is confronted by her own vulnerability. Staged as the 10th anniversary of the Arab Spring uprising draws to a close, this powerful one-woman play is told through the eyes of a young aid worker straddling both 'her Scottishness and Arabness'. Inspired by Scottish-Arab playwright Mariem Omari's real-life experiences of working with the United Nation. The play will be accompanied by a multimedia exhibition of interviews with people from Syria, Egypt, Yemen, Libya, Iraq and Tunisia who experienced the Revolutions first hand. Together they create a platform for the real stories behind the headlines, giving audiences a unique insight into what those affected by those events had to endure.

Cast/Performers

Raghad Chaar

Creatives/Company

Author: Mariem Omari
Director: Shilpa T Hyland
Sound(s): Niroshini Thambar, Nik Paget-Tomlinson
Design(s): Lewis Den Hertog (AV Design), Jen McGinley
Lighting: Benny Goodman
Stage Manager: Katy Steele

Reviews

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