Gladiator Games - play at Theatre Royal Stratford East 2nd -12th Nov 05.
I'm hoping to watch this on 8th Nov, just after Eid so if any interested parties wanna join me, that would be great! I'm in Row J 8-12 so book around there!
Theatre Royal Stratford East and Sheffield Theatres present
GLADIATOR GAMES
Dramatised by Tanika Gupta
2nd ? 12th November 2005
Zahid Mubarek, a young British Asian man, was a local lad from Walthamstow, just a couple of miles up the road from this theatre. He got into trouble with the law and found himself in Feltham Young Offenders Institute. Little did he or his family know that he was about to be dealt a death sentence. On the eve of his release, Zahid was attacked by his cellmate. One week later he died of his injuries. How was this allowed to happen?
One of Britain?s pre-eminent young writers traces a family?s pursuit of the truth behind his death. Based on interviews and accounts of the public inquiry into the fatal assault on Zahid Mubarek, Gladiator Games examines the staggering incompetence of the official response to this tragic event.
Directed by Charlotte Westenra
Designer Paul Wills
Lighting Designer Hartley T A Kemp
2nd ? 12th November 2005
Evening performances at 7.30pm: Tuesday to Saturday
Afternoon performances at 1.30pm: Thursday 3rd, Tuesday 8th & Wednesday 9th November
Afternoon performances at 3pm: Saturday 12th November
Post-show discussions and debates following every evening performance.
Sign interpreted performance : Thursday 10th November 2005 at 7.30pm (with Mr Steven Conlon)
Audio described performance : Friday 11th November 2005 at 7.30pm (with Ms Bridget Crowley)
Tickets: ?8, ?12, ?16, ?20 Concessions HALF PRICE!
Box Office: 020 8534 0310
Minicom: 020 8279 1114
Theatre Royal Stratford East and Sheffield Theatres present
GLADIATOR GAMES
Dramatised by Tanika Gupta
2nd ? 12th November 2005
Zahid Mubarek, a young British Asian man, was a local lad from Walthamstow, just a couple of miles up the road from this theatre. He got into trouble with the law and found himself in Feltham Young Offenders Institute. Little did he or his family know that he was about to be dealt a death sentence. On the eve of his release, Zahid was attacked by his cellmate. One week later he died of his injuries. How was this allowed to happen?
One of Britain?s pre-eminent young writers traces a family?s pursuit of the truth behind his death. Based on interviews and accounts of the public inquiry into the fatal assault on Zahid Mubarek, Gladiator Games examines the staggering incompetence of the official response to this tragic event.
Directed by Charlotte Westenra
Designer Paul Wills
Lighting Designer Hartley T A Kemp
2nd ? 12th November 2005
Evening performances at 7.30pm: Tuesday to Saturday
Afternoon performances at 1.30pm: Thursday 3rd, Tuesday 8th & Wednesday 9th November
Afternoon performances at 3pm: Saturday 12th November
Post-show discussions and debates following every evening performance.
Sign interpreted performance : Thursday 10th November 2005 at 7.30pm (with Mr Steven Conlon)
Audio described performance : Friday 11th November 2005 at 7.30pm (with Ms Bridget Crowley)
Tickets: ?8, ?12, ?16, ?20 Concessions HALF PRICE!
Box Office: 020 8534 0310
Minicom: 020 8279 1114



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