Productions
Since its foundation in 1995, Border Crossings has presented many productions drawing from a range of cultural traditions,
and serving a variety of audiences across Britain's diverse communities and elsewhere.
After the storm, the survivors attempt to build a future.
A Chinese baby is abandoned by the roadside. Two Swedish actors play out sexual dramas, both onstage and off. Former banker Marie Lucas battles with tsunami relief in India, until an unexpected phone call shatters her world as the characters’ lives collide across continents.
Created in collaboration with partners from China, India, France and Sweden. Performing at London`s Soho Theatre in September and Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre in October 2010.
With the support of the Cultural Programme of the European Union, Arts Council England, the Commonwealth Foundation, the Swedish Embassy in London and the British Council`s Connections through Culture programme.
Look out for the new Border Crossings book, including the texts of all the plays in the Orientations Trilogy, plus much more - publication September 2010.
Image: Song Ru Hui from Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre in Re-Orientations. Photo: Patrick Baldwin
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More information on Re-Orientations (2010)
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