The venue that entertained the razed camp's migrants will reopen in France - as its playwright founders find acclaim at the Young Vic When the tent in Calais that housed the Good Chance Theatre came down in the spring of last year, as the refugee camp known as "the Jungle" was cleared, the two 25-year-old British playwrights who set it up pledged that the story would not finish there. "We know it is not the end," Joe Murphy told the Observer last year. This weekend, sure enough, a new future is ...
From Calais to London and Paris: UK writers give new life to refugees' theatre
The Guardian - 16 Dec 2017 17:05
The venue that entertained the razed camp's migrants will reopen in France - as its playwright founders find acclaim at the Young Vic When the tent in Calais that housed the Good Chance Theatre came down in the spring of last year, as the refugee camp known as "the Jungle" was cleared, the two 25-year-old British playwrights who set it up pledged that the story would not finish there. "We know it is not the end," Joe Murphy told the Observer last year. This weekend, sure enough, a new future is ...
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