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At Home in Gaza and London

Station House Opera

10 people on a stage, 5 gathered around a table, 2 cooking food, a projection of a similar scene in Gaza is on the screen behind
Photo by Rob Harris

At Home in Gaza and London follows the lives of people living in two locations separated by great political, economic and physical divides.

By using a mix of live-streaming and recorded video, a single performance space is created where artists work together. They occupy each other’s homes, streets and other social spaces. Sharing their everyday behaviour and concerns, as they dissolve into each other or become ghostly protagonists in the drama.

By exploring the ideas and practicalities of home, the realities of life in Gaza and London become the medium for an expression of physical existence liberated by global communication.

At Home in Gaza and London opens a new way for artists to engage with each other in difference places across the world, allowing audiences to participate, while eliciting a direct and personal response to the problems of Gaza and its isolation.

For more information on this project download the touring pack or contact Ania Obolewicz at ania@artsadmin.co.uk.

Date Title Venue City
21 November 2023 At Home in Gaza and London Battersea Arts Centre, London
20 October 2020 Happy Days: Artists' talk
19 October – 2 November 2020 Happy Days: scenes of self-isolation
1 May 2019 At Home in Gaza and London: Screening University of Manchester Manchester
9–11 July 2018 At Home in Gaza and London Liverpool Arab Arts Festival Liverpool
9–11 July 2018 At Home in Gaza and London El-Wedad Society for Community Rehabilitation Gaza
28 June – 1 July 2018 At Home in Gaza and London Battersea Arts Centre London
28 June – 1 July 2018 At Home in Gaza and London El-Wedad Society for Community Rehabilitation Gaza
12–13 November 2016 At Home in Gaza and London Toynbee Studios
10 people on a stage, 5 gathered around a table, 2 cooking food, a projection of a similar scene in Gaza is on the screen behind
Photo by Rob Harris
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