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Hear Me Roar

22 Mar 2021

Online

A unique live event to mark the anniversary of lockdown-living.

Image courtesy Burn Bright

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Burn Bright have created and commissioned a unique live event to mark the anniversary of lockdown-living.

Hear Me Roar is a new online experience that offers writers a chance to say the unsaid: it will showcase premiere performances alongside an interview with inspirational writer Morgan Lloyd Malcolm (Emilia, The Globe & West End).

Using fury as a force for positive change, Hear Me Roar shouts in the face of social injustice and champions women facing adversity.

Tying in with the looming lockdown anniversary, it is a chance to come together and reflect on the highs and lows of the previous year.

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The event will feature seven powerhouse new plays, written and performed by by Chantelle Dusette (Where de Mangoes Grow, Bunker Theatre), Gail Egbeson (Jollof Court, VAULT Festival), Soph Galustian (Comedy: SKETCH, Soho Theatre), Tiwa Lade (RUSH, The Space), Lauren-Nicole Mayes (Coronation Street, ITV), Anna Morris (Lee and Dean, Channel 4) and Pegeen Murphy (Dreams For Our Daughters; Royal Exchange Theatre), and will be hosted by Burn Bright co-founder Tori Allen-Martin.

Inspired by the company's conception through injustice, this unmissable event exemplifies the company's commitment to platforming new voices and opening discussions.