Posts Categorized: Arts
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Phosphoros Theatre Company Awarded Theatre of Sanctuary
Phosphoros Theatre began in 2015 in a Supported Housing project for young men who came to the UK as unaccompanied…
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‘Meet Your Neighbour’- breaking down barriers between local communities and those seeking asylum.
Following on from the huge success of their ground-breaking pilot event, Maison Foo Theatre Company of Sanctuary are partnering up…
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Pepper & Honey, a poignant play about culture and new beginnings is coming to Derby Theatre
PEPPER & HONEY
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Iraqi Artist Ausama al Khalil – New Exhibition Available
Promoting the Work of the Late Ausama al Khalil – by John and Margaret Hinman
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“TANJA” – is back on the road with “Spaces of Sanctuary” Exhibition
Sanctuary in Arts awarded Stand and Be Counted (SBC) Theatre Company has secured funding from ACE for some work alongside…
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Book Review: Dave Eggers’ “What is the What”
What is the What? By Dave Eggers ISBN 978-0-141-01574-3
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Stand and Be Counted at the Migration Matters Festival in Sheffield for Refugee Week 2017
SBC Theatre contributes three of their works as part of Migration Matters Festival in Sheffield
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Journeys in Translation – translators needed for 13 poems
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Tanja – an impassioned play about detention in the UK
‘TANJA’ is an impassioned call to arms, a play and a campaign. “Tanja” blends spoken word, drama, dance, puppetry, live…
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Beautiful Resistance – Young Palestinians from Alrowwad In The UK
Alrowwad Youth Theatre Tour August – September, 2016 14 young people from Alrowwad Centre for Culture & Arts in Bethlehem, Palestine will…
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New: Over Land, Over Sea: Poems for those seeking refuge
Over Land, Over Sea: Poems for those seeking refuge (Five Leaves Publication, 2015) This anthology challenges the ‘othering’ and dehumanisation…
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Sanctum: A Refugee’s Story – Successful play from Without Walls Theatre Company
Sanctum: A Refugee’s Story – A Play by Without Walls Theatre Company
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Refugee Boy Tour going well
We are delighted that Refugee Boy is now on tour. Reviews are fabulous and this is such a wonderful opportunity to raise awareness and engage a new audience to sanctuary issues. Click here for full details of the tour showing at theatres around the country including Ipswich, Oxford, Birmingham, Newcastle, Glasgow, Nottingham and Manchester. We really recommend that you promote this and don’t miss it.