All Blood’s RedA project about racism and cultural identity A forty minute thought provoking tale of cultural identity, understanding, indifference and hatred. Covering the following issues of |
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- Racism (against both minorities and majorities)
- Prejudice
- Exploration of feelings about asylum seekers, refugees and immigrants
- Explanation of the funding of asylum seekers etc
- A brief history of immigrants to England and Merseyside
- Racism in Rap music
- Cultural identity
- Cultural tolerance and understanding
- Cultural diversity.
This play is an amalgamation of both Brection and Stanivlaskien styles of drama, both telling a story and giving a message. Depicting the lives of three different families living in Britain today, giving their various opinions and experiences of racism.
“This play was heavy (good). I didn’t realize that my Irish grandmother has probably been hear for less time than my friends’ nana who is from Nigeria, she is more English than I am.”
“I have always hated asylum seekers, my dad does as well. But I didn’t realize that they have had such a bad time, I just thought they were here to take our jobs, I didn’t know there families had been murdered and that” - Members of South Dean Youth
Cost: £550
(Price includes; the performance of the play followed by a question and answer session, statistical analysis of the information generated from the questionnaires and six weeks of educational materials and resources.)