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Goats by Liwaa Yazji

26 - 30 November, 7.30 pm

"Goats" is set in a small Syrian town brainwashed by ongoing propaganda to fight a civil war. Martyrs are considered heroes in the eyes of many, and grieving families are given goats as part of the local party leader, Abu Al Tayyib's compensation scheme.


Revisit "Goats" seven years after it premiered in London, but this time through a reimagining of the characters and the space.

 

Ram Noureddine's play adaptation tackles the absurdity of war and the hypocrisy that follows corruption. We will be introduced again to the original story through the martyr's father, Abu Firas, and his journey to seek the truth about his son. This production focuses on the idea that war is indistinctive for people's culture, ethnicity and race, portrayed by the diverse cast members.

"War can reach anyone and everyone." - Ram Noureddine, Adaptor and Director.
 

All ticket sales are non-refundable.

In exceptional circumstances, we might be able to exchange your ticket for another performance.

Late entry cannot be guaranteed; Latecomers are admitted at the discretion of the visiting company and show with everyone's best experience in mind.  

If you would like to request an exchange or a refund, please write to info@baronscourttheatre.com

Written by Liwaa Yazji

Translated by Katharine Halls

 

Crew:

Director, adaptor, choreographer, sound designer: Ram Noureddine

Stage Manager: Connor Brown 

Producer: Delaney Conway 

Lighting Designer: Saskia Van 't Hoff

Tech Operator/ Assistant Stage Manager: Janina Enrile

 

Poster designs by Ragheed Zaky

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