The Bread & Roses Theatre

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    • Find Us
  • Playwriting
    • Playwriting Award >
      • Playwriting Award 2021 onwards
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      • Playwriting Award 2016/2017
      • Playwriting Competition 2015
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The Bread & Roses Theatre presents
Little Did I Know
by Doc Andersen-Bloomfield - directed by Roman Berry
Top 3 of Bread & Roses Playwriting Award 2016/2017
Top Pick at London Pub Theatres Magazine

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One woman show ‘Little Did I Know’ is told from Yarl’s Wood Detention and Removal Centre (for Women Asylum Seekers) in England. Aaneseh recounts her horrendous and sometimes amusing journey as a teen refugee, pretending to be a boy, and all those she meets along her journey from Syria to England. Her wise old grandmother’s Syrian folktales and insights have set Aaneseh on this challenging road to possible freedom, independence from male ownership, eventual safety - although the road she travels is anything but safe - and, ultimately, to a proud womanhood.

  • Cast: Natali Servat
  • Set &  Costume Designer: Reiko Moreau
  • Lighting Designer: Chuma Emembolu
  • Sound Designer: Beth Duke
  • Original Music & Composer: Elliot Clay
  • Additional Music (titled ‘Secrets’): Angharad Andersen-Bloomfield
  • Technical Director: Angus Chisholm
  • Associate Producers: Roman Berry, Tessa Hart, Rebecca Pryle & Velenzia Spearpoint

Photographer: Izzy Romilly
Little Did I Know
Tuesday 6th February at 7.30pm
Wednesday 7th February at 7.30pm
Thursday 8th February at 7.30pm
Friday 9th February at 7.30pm
Saturday 10th February at 7.30pm

Tickets: £10 | Concessions: £8
Running time: 1 hour 30 minutes

16+. Some scenes of a graphic nature and  implied sexual violence. Ticket purchases are non refundable. Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members; Portico Places cardholders. ​As a young venue we are still upgrading and developing the space, any additional donations are much appreciated and will be used towards improving the theatre even further and keeping the venue going in the long-term.
The Bread & Roses Theatre
68 Clapham Manor Street, Clapham SW4 6DZ, London

Ticket purchases are non refundable. Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members; Portico Places cardholders. ​As a young venue we are still upgrading and developing the space, any additional donations are much appreciated and will be used towards improving the theatre even further and keeping the venue going in the long-term.

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​Phone: 020 8050 3025 | info@breadandrosestheatre.co.uk
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