LUNA is a theatre group bringing together women from all over the world, who have survived forced displacement and gender based violence. It is delivered by Feedback Theatre in partnership with New Diorama Theatre, St. Margaret's House, MamaSuze, Solace Women’s Aid, The Medaille Trust, ECPAT, The Helen Bamber Foundation, Pan Intercultural Arts and Ella’s Home .
In 2022 a group of 12 women met weekly for 12 weeks to devise a piece of theatre and to co-create a set of outcomes and recommendations for the future of the project.
The group is now back together with new participants to perform during Refugee Week 2023!
The group created their own manifesto to guide the process:
"We are a group of diverse women.
We are a foundation for each other to lean on.
We are courageous, explorers, fierce, powerful, creative women.
We are inclusive.
We believe in raising our voices for the voiceless
We believe in unity and individuality.
We believe women are dedicated, resilient, beautiful and loving.
Women are leaders.
We want to empower other women to be independent and free
To value and respect themselves
We want to feel our power and know our worth."
“So, you think it’s a piece of cake?” is a piece explores notions of power, control, and care and the struggles and joy of creating our own path in life.
In 2022 a group of 12 women met weekly for 12 weeks to devise a piece of theatre and to co-create a set of outcomes and recommendations for the future of the project.
The group is now back together with new participants to perform during Refugee Week 2023!
The group created their own manifesto to guide the process:
"We are a group of diverse women.
We are a foundation for each other to lean on.
We are courageous, explorers, fierce, powerful, creative women.
We are inclusive.
We believe in raising our voices for the voiceless
We believe in unity and individuality.
We believe women are dedicated, resilient, beautiful and loving.
Women are leaders.
We want to empower other women to be independent and free
To value and respect themselves
We want to feel our power and know our worth."
“So, you think it’s a piece of cake?” is a piece explores notions of power, control, and care and the struggles and joy of creating our own path in life.
Creative direction: Debora Minà, Annabel Rook
Research and Creative Evaluation: Mita Pujara
In collaboration with Becky Oldfield, Lydia Barton-Lovett, Simona Ilincariu, Bonita Charles.
With the generous support of Maya Spiers and JunoNuno.
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