Tribe Talks: Partition @ 75
The epic story of the black & Asian people, from the first migration out of Africa 100,000 years ago to present-day Britain, told through a participatory format.
The epic story of the black & Asian people, from the first migration out of Africa 100,000 years ago to present-day Britain, told through a participatory format.
Tribe Arts presents the concealed history of a forgotten chapter in our nation’s past, when police brutality, inequality, political ruses and self-defence was an everyday visceral reality for many South Asian communities.
Inspired by actual historical events and incidents, and referencing local activist stories like the Bradford 12 and the United Black Youth League, this highly-charged play tracks a motley crew of ordinary individuals who find themselves in truly extraordinary circumstances.
The epic story of the black & Asian people, from the first migration out of Africa 100,000 years ago to present-day Britain, told through a participatory format.
Set in the late 80's, this dark, black, Northern comedy-musical charts the rise of British bhangra & ragga music.
To mark the first Windrush Day and the creation of the NHS, we adapt the Tribe Talks format to interrogate the realities of migration.
A dazzling showcase of 6 selected scenes, inspired by 6 of Shakespeare's most-loved plays, to mark his 400th death anniversary; staged as part of Bradford Literature Festival 2016.
A specially commissioned pop-up performance, this piece is set in a future not too dissimilar from our own, on the edge of a dying planet and the brink of a new cosmic birth.
A radical new format of participatory theatre - think the BBC's Question Time, interspersed with live performance, music and film.