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
Awakening is a modern morality play by artist in residence Belén L.Yáñez in which roles are assigned, but the story has yet to be written. Read more
Immersive theatre company 27 degrees presents Touching Home, a sensory theatre piece celebrating the everyday stories of London’s migrants. Read more
Join us for an evening of food, art and discussion to celebrate the launch of the film Migrant Voices in London. Read more
A screening of a series of short films about the welcome and non-welcome experienced by young people who have migrated to the UK, followed by a discussion led by a panel of speakers featured in the films. Read more
Join us for a screening of documentary film The Road: A Story of Life and Death, exploring the lives of immigrants living along the A5, which runs from Holyhead to London, followed by a Q&A with the film’s director Marc Isaac. Read more
The Independent Cinema Office (ICO) presents the launch of Britain on Film: Welcome to Britain, a collection of short films that look back on a century of arrivals to the UK at a time of constant debates around immigration both nationally and internationally. Join us for a screening of these films followed by a panel discussion. Read more
Coinciding with the National Trust’s exhibition A Home Away from Home: the India Club, we are hosting the debut screening of a series of documentary portraits of people connected to this iconic club on the Strand. Read more
