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GLOD: Political Theatre as a Civil Right (Season 2) - Chris Thorpe
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About this Event
GLOD
Romanian noun (from the Hungarian galád or the Russian глуда (gluda))
Wet earth (soaked by rain water or melted snow) / Mud / Clay
GLOD: Political Theatre as a Civil Right Monday08 February 2021 1pm EDT, 6pm GMT, 8pm GMT+2 with Chris Thorpe performing extracts from his writing.
Chris is a writer and performer from Manchester, England.
Chris writes and tours in the UK and internationally (when it’s allowed). Recent work includes Status (Rachel Chavkin/China Plate); The Mysteries (Royal Exchange, Manchester); The Shape of the Pain (Rache Bagshaw/China Plate); Am I Dead Yet? (Unlimited); The Iphigenia Quartet: Chorus (Gate); There Has Possibly Been An Incident (Royal Exchange, Manchester/Soho/Edinburgh Festival Fringe/Theatertreffen, Berlin): Victory Condition (Royal Court), and upcoming collaborations with the Royal Court, Nationaltheater Mannheim/Javaad Alipoor, Rachel Chavkin/Lekan Lawal and Yusra Warsama.
Chris will perform extracts from
Always Maybe The Last Time (upcoming Royal Court/Methuen Climate Commission)
There Has Possibly Been An Incident (Royal Exchange, Manchester/Soho/Edinburgh Festival Fringe/Theatertreffen, Berlin).
Community Transmission (commissioned & first presented by Sismo Stories & Performances, Amsterdam www.sismo.nl)
More information on panellists to follow.
All performances and discussions are free.
Register to receive instructions on how to view and submit questions to the panel.
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Hosted by Howlround Theatre Commons | Coordinated by BÉZNĂ Theatre
A British Romanian theatre company making work that investigates societal inequalities & confronts institutional & normalised violences. Pivotal to our work are close collaborations with activists & academics during field research, inclusion of communities in our process & emancipatory actions to enact lasting change. www.beznatheatre.org
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This is the second event in Glod Season 2. Other event details to follow.
Mon 25 Jan: Freedom Theatre's Return to Palestine (Register here)
Recordings from Season 1:
ILLEGALISED, BÉZNĂ Theatre (watch the recording here)
HEAVENS, Zoukak Theatre Company (watch the recording here)
I Have Met The Enemy (and the enemy is us), Common Wealth (watch the recording here)
Discussion with Jordanian satirist Nabil Sawalha (watch the recording here)
Oranges & Stones, Ashtar Theatre (watch the recording here)
Revenge, Laura Uribe & Juan Carlos Saavados (watch the recording here)