Event time
17:45 Palestine time
15:45 UK time
10:45 USA EDT
Az Theatre
Discussion with
Jamal Al-Rozzi, Hossam Almadhoun, Jonathan Chadwick
linking UK and Gaza
THEATRE, CULTURAL RESISTANCE & THERAPY
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The next Café on Saturday 28th November (4pm UK / 6pm Palestine) presents an exciting project that has cultural, therapeutic and political importance. Jonathan Chadwick, director of Az Theatre in the UK, has for many years collaborated on projects with Gaza’s Theatre for Everybody run by Hossam Madhoun and Jamal Al Rozzi. Hossam and Jamal coordinate drama and other therapy programmes for traumatised children. Jonathan, Hossam and Jamal will speak about their plans to rebuild the Al Mishal Cultural Centre in Gaza and perform The Emigrants, a play by Stanislaw Mrozek, in a special Gaza adaptation of Mrozek’s play designed for young (18-30 year olds) audiences in Gaza. The Al Mishal Cultural Centre was the only independent, fully equipped theatre venue in Gaza. It was destroyed by an Israeli airstrike on 9th August 2018.
The Cafe will open with live music
at 3.45pm (UK time) / 5.45pm (Pal time)
The discussion will start at 4.00pm (UK time) / 6.00pm (Pal time)
The whole event is expected to last about 90 minutes
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ARABIC TRANSLATION AT CAFE PALESTINE: Throughout Cafe Palestine there will be a rolling Arabic text summary of the presentation, questions and answers available via Whatsapp. Please contact ukpalmhn@gmail.com if you would like to be added to the Whatsapp Arabic translation group.
Read the speakers' bios
Find out more about our THE EMIGRANTS in GAZA project
Find out more about the Gaza Cultural Centre Coalition
https://aztheatre.org.uk
UKPalMHN recommends the following article, featuring work by two former speakers at Cafe Palestine, Weeam Hammoudeh and Samah Jabr.