LegalAliens revient avec Closed Lands (Terres Closes), une production multimédia puissante et évocatrice de Simon Grangeat, dramaturge français primé, jouée pour la première fois en anglais par une distribution internationale et entièrement féminine, en association avec Exchange Theatre.  Pourquoi le « monde libre » est-il obnubilé par les murs ? Récit unique mêlant poésie, satire, reportage et journal […]

The English premiere of Closed Lands (Terres Closes), by French award-winning playwright Simon Grangeat, performed by an all-female international cast as part of VAULT Festival. Why is the ‘free world’ obsessed with walls? A unique fusion of poetry, satire, reportage, and traveller’s diary, Closed Lands traces the history of modern walls – real and metaphorical – from […]

“Tant d’innovation, d’invention et d’énergie! Le Megamulticulturel Exchange Theatre a fait l’inimaginable! ”The Londonist “Incroyablement intense” The Scotsman ★★★★ Fringereview Nominé deux fois aux Offies en 2018, Exchange Theatre célèbre sa première décennie de travail avec un  anniversaire reprenant son premier succès critique et public: la pièce rebelle et hautement politique de Jean-Paul Sartre, Les […]

  BREAK OF NOON by Paul Claudel Directed by David Furlong Set Design by Ninon Fandre Lighting by Alastair Borland Costume Design by Sarah Habib Cast: Elizabeth Boag. David Durham. Matt Lim. Connor Williams.   Presented by Exchange Theatre with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre. “Noon at the sun. Noon at the centre of […]

  The story of how a multi-cultural spy helped shape the world. Exchange Theatre presents Noor, a true story of Liberté, a new devised family show about an inspiring historical heroine: Noor-un-Nisa Inayat Khan. In WW2, she was a secret agent and a super heroin undercover: she was the first female radio operator to be […]

“So much innovation, invention and Energy ! Megamulticultural Exchange Theatre have done the unimaginable !” The Londonist “Amazingly intense” The Scotsman ★★★★ Fringereview Double Offie nominated in 2018, Exchange Theatre are celebrating their first decade of work with an anniversary revival of their first critical and public success: Jean-Paul Sartre’s rebellious and highly political play The […]

‘I didn’t know that when slavery was abolished in 1833, it was the slave owners that were compensated. The biggest bailout until 2009’s bank bailout.   I didn’t know that Britain’s wealth had so much to do with empire and exploitation. I didn’t know that Britain had never made an apology. I didn’t know.’  Exposing […]