Why is Stage June Fourth’s show called May 35th? Amnesty UK Chief Executive Sacha Deshmukh explains 📽️

Due to security laws our award-winning play cannot be shown in Hong Kong. Thanks to Amnesty UK, we can show it in London.

📅 May 29 - Jun 1
🎟️ bit.ly/3TDhNz8

Our friends Stage June Fourth are bringing the English translation of May 35th to London. Based on true stories, the award-winning play commemorates those who died in the student protest at Tiananmen Square in 1989.

Playing Southwark Playhouse May 29 – Jun 1: bit.ly/3TDhNz8

Delighted to be speaking after the performance of May 35th on June 1st.

Thank you Stage June Fourth for the invitation

This The Stage article by Natasha Tripney is a must-read on theatre censorship around the world.

It mentions Hong Kong's National Security Law, which has directly affected the award-winning play May 35th and why we're staging it in London this month.

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Unmissable show from our friends Kakilang this summer 📢

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Look at Jess from Southwark Playhouse showing off our beautiful flyers in their foyer 📸

Our show is only a month away and tickets are selling fast! Don’t say we didn’t warn you 😉

📅 May 29-Jun 1
📍 Southwark Playhouse Elephant 🐘🏰
🎟️ Book tickets: bit.ly/3TDhNz8

Great opportunity from our friends Tamasha!

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Why is our show called May 35th? Amnesty UK Chief Executive Sacha Deshmukh explains 📽️

Due to security laws our award-winning play cannot be shown in Hong Kong. Thanks to Amnesty UK, it can be shown in London:
📅May 29-Jun 1
🎭Southwark Playhouse
🎟️Book tickets: bit.ly/3TDhNz8

Incredible opportunity from our friends PROJEKT EUROPA 🧡. If you're a migrant artist in the UK, don't miss this ⬇️

Our friends Foreign Affairs have a show at Omnibus this week.

A thought-provoking play that delves into the emotions and ethical dilemmas of introducing AI into human caregiving through the story of two sisters and their mother. Make sure to check it out!

More brilliant #world #theatre happening in London this spring/summer.

Based on true stories, this award-winning play commemorates those who died in the student protest at Tiananmen Square in 1989.

Playing Southwark Playhouse from 29 May to 1 Jun:

It's past midnight on May 35th.
Armed with a dated map of Tiananmen Square
a candle and some matchsticks
an elderly couple gets ready to commit the bravest act yet.

🇭🇰 Catch the English debut of May 35th Southwark Playhouse from May 29 - Jun 1

🎟️Book tickets here: bit.ly/3TDhNz8