“You want to use Theatre.
For what?
Some of us say to understand the world we live in, but we also boast a few idealists who think that Theatre might have something to do with changing it.”
(Lavrenti in The Coat)
UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
JUNE 21 2024
7:30pm to 9:30pm
The Curve Venue, Slough, SL1 1XY
Join us to celebrate Refugee Week and come and see ‘Where Do We Go From Here?’ at The Curve Venue Slough on Friday 21st June at 7.30 pm. This is theatre that will make you smile, make you think, and maybe even make you cry. We guarantee wherever you come from you will find something to relate to in this very special play written and performed by refugees and people with visible and non-visible disability. Together, we have more in common than that which divides us! Book now, tickets are selling fast, and only £5!
With thanks to our partners -
Refugee Support Group, University of Reading, LAMDA, Reading Museums Partnership, City of Sanctuary.
Supported by The Arts Council England, Reading Council, and Berkshire Community Foundation, thank you for your continued support.
News stories break on our screens every day, many new stories every single day that give an account that is told from a particular point of view.
We asked refugees and asylum seekers what their headlines would be - and to air these views as breaking news, stories that matter to them and an opportunity to present a counter narrative in a world where so often their own experience and version of events may be overlooked or left unheard.
What do you really think and feel about our current times?
The extraordinary
theatre of the everyday
Our Impact
BBC South News featured Rank & File’s project Your Voice, Your Story in collaboration with RRSG. Click the button below to watch the video and find out more about our impact. Head to the Our Projects page for more information about the project.
About Rank & File
Rank & File is passionate about working with socially disadvantaged groups and are committed to long-term engagement with specific communities, to develop skills, explore their potential and make political and social change happen.
Our Partners
We are proud to be supported using public funding from Arts Council England.
We have been working with RRSG to support refugees and asylum seekers…
We have recently partnered with Solace to support survivors of Violence Against Women and Girls…