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Sankofa @ Bread and Roses Theatre Review

Originating from the Akan Tribe in Ghana, the term Sankofa translates as “To go back and  get it”, a reminder of how important it is to look back at the past and revisit our roots in order to move forward. The word such a powerful sentiment it has with it its very own symbol, characterised by a striking heart shaped logo. Delving into her recent, as well as not so recent past and heritage, British Ghanaian theatre maker Nicole Acquah presents a semi-autobiographical piece tying folklore with the modern day.

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18th February 2022by Theatrefullstop
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Swedish @ The Bread and Roses Theatre (Clapham Fringe 2021) Review

Life… death… and all the plans in between… bold concepts explored in Brian Beaton’s black comedy, Swedish.

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2nd October 2021by Theatrefullstop
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Jam Tart/Lemon Kurd @ The Bread and Roses Theatre (Clapham Fringe 2021) Review

A celebration of womanhood and the experiences that have shaped our leads, writers Rhiannon Owens and Nick Maynard present Jam Tart/Lemon Kurd – two monologues delving into the relatable, offering up space to connect.

Katy Maw – Jam Tart

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30th September 2021by Theatrefullstop
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Bread & Roses Pub Theatre talk about Clapham Fringe Festival 2021

Officially established in November 2014 by co-founders Tessa Hart and Rebecca Pryle, The Bread and Roses Pub Theatre, based in Clapham, has continued to fulfil its commitment of supporting new writing and emerging theatre companies and artists. Having received a 2020 commendation for ‘Pub Theatre of the Year’ from the London Pub Theatre Awards and an award from The International Centre for Women Playwrights Award three years in a row (2015, 2016 and 2017), the venue has proven just how vital the work they do is. Currently under the leadership of Artistic Director Velenzia Spearpoint and due to stage the sixth edition of the Clapham Fringe Festival, taking place from the 22nd September until 10th October, the Bread and Roses Pub Theatre tell us more about what to expect from this year’s event!

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14th September 2021by Theatrefullstop
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I and the Village @ the Bread and Roses Theatre Review

I and the Village is a play about some kind of centre, in which people are living, or being kept, it is never really clear. Three women live in one room, and eventually, they all leave. And that’s pretty much it; on the surface, this concept has enormous scope to delve into the tension and interpersonal relationships in such an intense space.

Image courtesy of Ali Wright.

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4th June 2021by Theatrefullstop
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The Sun Shining On Her Hands @ The Bread & Roses Theatre, London Theatre Review

The Sun Shining On Her Hands is a production of originality, colour and creativity. The story follows the character of Marie from Georg Büchner’s expressionist play ‘Woyzeck’.

The Sun is shining on her Hands

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