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Closed 28 Feb 2021
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Image courtesy Donmar Warehouse
Synopsis
A Donmar Local Project.
As anti-racism movements sweep the globe, young people are pushing for political action, drawing our attention to the racialised power structures embedded within society.
Change is on the horizon.
The Donmar is located on the edge of Westminster, streets away from the historic heart of the British Empire, where statues are, for many people, a reminder of slavery and colonialism.
MONUMENTS is a Donmar Local Project led by Resident Assistant Director Sara Aniqah Malik which explores how the legacy of the Empire continues to impact our community.
Working with Sara, writer Nessah Muthy, director of photography Fẹ́mi Awójídé and movement director Kane Husbands, a company of twelve Black, Brown and multiracial young Londoners have produced a bold short film exploring their own experiences of everyday racism.
MONUMENTS will be released on youtube.com/donmarwarehouse at 11am on Tuesday 9 February.
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Cast
Eugene Adamah
Kezia Augustin
Daniel Brooks-Emem
Alexandra Elliott
Mojahed Mohammed Khair
Mia Lobban
Rhea Paul-Fry
Solyana Samuel
Jada Samuels
Emma Stromberg
Omar Williams
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Author: Conceived by Sara Aniqah Malik, written by Nessah Muthy with the company
Composer: Xana
Director: Sara Aniqah Malik
Sound: Xana
Movement: Kane Husbands
Dramaturg: Elayce Ismail
Production: Abiola Rufai-Awójídé and Phil McCormack