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Sad Reality used live drumming to create the atmosphere of each struggle. In workshops run by Mustafa Khogali, RAPAR Drama explored how to tell stories through sound. The drumming made a powerful soundscape over which the company performed scenes which showed the reality of life in the UK's Hostile Environment. They explored many different issues they felt needed to be highlighted; signing, destitution, dodgy solicitors and the endless waiting.

CAST:
Ensemble- Oluwabukola, Aida, Ibrahim, E, A, Mark, Ang, David
Project Facilitator- Maddie Wakeling

Made possible by generous funding from the National Lottery Community Fund.
RAPAR Drama in a drumming workshop with Mustafa Khogali.
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  • HOME
    • OUR WORK
    • WHO WE ARE
    • HOW TO HELP >
      • Friends of RAPAR
    • CONTACT US
  • CAMPAIGNS
    • Campaigning groups
    • Homeless not Heartless
    • ROAR
    • Seeking Safety
    • GRIPP UK
    • SERCO must go
    • Status Now 4 All
    • There's No Such Thing As 'Voluntary' Returns!
  • RESEARCH
    • RAPAR's research team
  • Casework
  • COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
    • Reclaim the Stage
    • Invisible Borders in the UK
    • Incredible Week for the Banks
    • Sad Reality
    • Cats on the Run
  • NEWS & PRESS
    • RAPAR updates
    • PRESS RELEASES
    • Cassandra who never gives up!