'DIY: Live the History of Housing Justice' is an exciting new play created by SPID's Artistic Director Helena Thompson in collaboration with SPID's Living History Participants. This captivating production will debut at the renowned Bush Theatre on February 3, 2024, followed by a performance at the prestigious Victoria and Albert Museum on February 10, 2024. The play, which is suitable for young people aged 13 to 25, showcases the talents of these individuals who have worked alongside acclaimed artists to develop, devise, perform, and write poetry segments for this groundbreaking show. Drawing inspiration from notable locations including Kensal House Estate, Trellick Tower, Frestonia, and Grenfell Tower, 'DIY: Live the History of Housing Justice' immerses the audience in the rich history of these places. Over the past 12 weeks, participants in the innovative DIY Approach theatre program have delved into the post-war housing crisis and the subsequent eviction and demolition protests. This exploration has not only shed light on these historical events but has also inspired movements that challenge the decline of modern estates and strive for positive social change. Please be aware that this play addresses sensitive themes such as housing negligence, Grenfell, grief, and mental health. Nevertheless, it is a safe space, and although there is no interval, audience members are welcome to leave and reenter the auditorium at any time. The Bush Theatre, located at 7 Uxbridge Road, London, W12 8LJ, and the Victoria & Albert Museum, situated at Cromwell Road, London, SW7 2RL, are both accessible venues. If you have any accessibility requirements, please email our Community Outreach Arts Producer, Rosie, at rosie@spidtheatre.com in advance. Kindly note that donation tickets will not grant entry to the performance and are purely for charitable purposes. Please refrain from consuming food and beverages during the show. For those interested in purchasing merchandise worn by SPID staff, please email rosie@spidtheatre.com or speak to a member of staff on the day. Join us for this thought-provoking production that captures the essence of the 'DIY: Live the History of Housing Justice' movement and its commitment to raising awareness of important social issues.

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