SPEAK, a new music and film installation commissioned by the Migration Museum exploring the relationship between care and migration to mark the 75th anniversary of the NHS, will be screened at Outernet London during the NHS’s 75th anniversary week. Read more
Join participatory theatre company Psychedelight for a special co-created performance and workshop as part of Refugee Week 2023. Read more
A day-long festival to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Windrush featuring music, performance, storytelling, interactive talks, workshops and more – led by artists, creatives and organisations with lived experience as holders of the legacy of the Windrush Generation. Read more
Join artist Yaryna Shumska and workshop participants for a free performance responding to the questions: Is there a place on the Earth where I am not a migrant? Is there a place on the Earth where I am a migrant? The performance will be co-developed in a workshop taking place earlier in the day. Read more
A storytelling performance by Peoplescape Theatre based on the reminiscences of grandparents of Lewisham school children. A Place for Me tells the stories of Clemence and Iris, who migrated from the Caribbean to Lewisham in the 1960s. There will also be a short devised performance created in response by year 7 students from St Matthew Academy. Read more
A new promenade performance from Entelechy Arts’ theatre company Glorious Age, performed within Lewisham Shopping Centre and the Migration Museum. Edie is having to leave her home and community. Can a chance meeting with her younger neighbour Marcus change her fate? Read more
A spaceship crash lands in the city. An alien crawls out and meets a migrant who also finds themselves foreign to this land. Join Ghost and John for a free community dance drama that engages with ancient East Asian mythologies. Read more
An immersive play about people displaced by conflict in east Africa and their struggle for education.
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Laughter unites us: an evening of stand-up by comics from refugee and migrant backgrounds as part of Refugee Week 2019, hosted by Tom Parry and featuring a headline performance by Stefano Paolini. Read more
Three women, two children, one story. Set in present day Senegal, Bavaria and post WW2 Sudentenland, Three Mothers is an award-winning play by Matilda Velevitch that immerses the audience in the personal lives and the dilemmas facing its three heroes. Read more
