A pivotal time for shaping our societies for the better moving forward, the power of the voices of all sections of society has been a crucial part of ensuring old ways of living are challenged, dismantled and rebuilt for the better. Theatre a fantastic way of putting resonant ideas across, to inform, entertain and ultimately bring sections of society together. Asking the question ‘How do we come together to make decisions that are in the best interests of a civic society?’, Back to Back Theatre present The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes – a public meeting chaired by disabled artists placing their lived experiences to the fore.
Recognising the need for single mothers to have that much needed mental, emotional and spiritual support, the Only Giving Back Unconditionally Colllective, fronted by Chimna Orji have returned with their second project, Haven Nurture, a relaxing escape for young single mothers. Taking place at the Battersea Arts Centre, the therapeutic event will continue on with OGBU’s mission of supporting their local community, having previously created care packages for NHS workers during the pandemic last year. Ahead of the retreat this year, Chimna tells us more about this very thoughtful initiative!
