Fugee (2014)

Poster by Poster Designer

by Abi Morgan

Directed by Siobhan Campbell, Juliet Holden, Peter Stevens and David Workman

Performances: Wed 19th – Sat 22nd February 2014, Bell Theatre

Presented in a double-bill with The Heights

Introduction

Exposed to a life without compromise, young asylum seekers in the UK fight to stay in control of their lives past, present and future. When 14 year old Kojo tumbles into the UK "system" with no official papers, and no words in English, he is housed in a refuge for under-age asylum seekers. With new friends Cheung and Ara by his side he begins to reconcile his past and find pleasure in the present.

Cast

• Mother - Lianne Abrahams]]
• Market Trader - Louis Amos]]
• Translater, girl and soldier - Aleksandra Borzyskowska
• Father and Boyfriend
• Socialworker, Passport Controller, Ticket Collector - Leah Girma
• Kojo - Nina Glover Southworth
• Hassan - Freya Hewitt
• Dying Man - Blake Mckenzie
• Ara - Ezra Odigie
• Brother and Street Cleaner - Jake Passmore
• Young Woman with Buggy and Kid with Gun - Poppy Rubra
• Refuge Counsellor, Girl and Soldier - Helena Smagala
• Man - Louie Trevisick
• Roza - Phoebe Warren
• Refuge Collector - Skye Williams

Crew

• Stage Managers - Siobhan Campbell, Juliet Holden, Peter Stevens and Dave Workman
• Assistant Stage Managers - Jo Carey and Nina Cavalliero-Knox
• Lighting Design - Peter Stevens
• Sound Design - Peter Stevens
• Lighting & Sound Operator - Siobhan Campbell & Peter Stevens
• Set Design - Peter Stevens
• Set Construction - Peter Stevens and Dave Workman
• Costume - The cast and crew
• Photography - Siobhan Campbell
• Poster Design - Peter Stevens
• Props - Alan Buckman and the cast and crew.

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• Lighting Designer - Designer Name
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