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Monday 4th February 2008 7.30PM - 9.30PM
VenueDownstairs
Production CompanyThe Red Room
WebsiteClick here for more information
ExtrasPlease note that the advertised times are the start of the actual performance, not the time when doors open: please arrive in good time to collect your tickets and take your seats as, in most cases, we CANNOT admit latecomers for whatever reason. If you arrive after the start of a show you will NOT be entitled to a refund, so why not come early instead and enjoy a drink or a meal in our licensed Cafe/Gallery beforehand.
The Red Room presents
Why Are We Afraid of our Young?
A Red Room Platform
An interactive evening of film, performance and debate. Amidst a nationwide epidemic of knives, guns and gangs infesting our communities, the award winning Red Room invites you to participate in a timely platform investigating ‘Why are we afraid of our young?’
Featured artists and speakers include:
film maker Kile Onile-Ere;
performance poet Dean Atta;
Jaheda Choudhury (Ajah Hip Hop Collective);
and young artists from ‘There Ain’t No Black In The Union Jack’
The Red Room Platforms are a gathering of artists, activists and cultural critics from a wide range of perspectives.
"It's a way of bringing people together and to encourage activism, forge alliances and create debate."
Topher Campbell, Artistic Director, The Red Room.
Places are FREE but advance booking is recommended: please click on the 'Buy Tickets' button to reserve your seats.
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