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Theatre | A Thin Red Line

Kali Theatre in association with Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Black Country Touring presents:
Running Time: 60 minutes
Writer(s): Sonali Bhattacharyya
Showing: Sat 24th Nov Full: £8
Concession:£6
Language: English

"Partition is destructive so why is it still alive?"

Is solidarity now unfashionable? If so, could partition ever happen here? Has it already started? How could we stop it happening?

Reflecting a real slice of life in the Black Country, Thin Red Line explores the long term effect of Partition on the communities of the Indian sub-continent in Britain today and asks if we have a new partition based on how we see other people's loyalties, religion and sense of home?

Award winning Kali Theatre is staging this thought-provoking new commission from Sonali Bhattacharyya (Southbank Award nomination for White Open Spaces) in an intimate and informal production in our studio space. The play has been inspired by a series of workshops held with a diverse range of community groups in and around Birmingham.

Co-funded by R:volve and the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation

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