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What theatre-makers can learn from the models of local activism practiced by the anti-globalisation movement.

Cultural critic and philosopher Alberto Toscano, explores the critical role fanaticism played in forming modern politics and the liberal state.

Matt Williams, Curator of the International Project Space, Birmingham and co-editor of the publication NOVEL, will discuss the notion of the narrative in Oscar Tuazon’s work.

Justice in the Muslim village of Kumba Town, Cameroon, is overseen by the progressive female partnership of prosecutor Vera Ngassa and court president Beatrice Ntuba, who together help women to speak out and fight back against assumptions of patriarchal privilege in modern-day Africa.

Frownland is a pitch-black character study of Keith Sontag (Dore Mann), a neurotic, manipulative, stridently unlovable New Yorker whose pitiless roommate aptly describes him, to his face, as “a burbling troll in his underwear”.

Join Chakralax for an evening of joyous revelation concerning the universe, an uninhibited conduit for chi flow, expression of harmonious vibration through the medium of dance and aerobics, and an effective laxative for your chakras.

Fearless, feisty and resolute, the "Rough Aunties" are a remarkable group of women unwavering in their stand to protect and care for the abused, neglected and forgotten children of Durban, South Africa.

As theatre audiences and practitioners, how should we be international? Is technology collapsing distance? What are our responsibilities to the global environment?

For the forty children who call it home, Mulberry Bush is their last chance. Excluded from school for extreme behaviour, and often having suffered severe emotional trauma, they are given three years at the Oxford boarding school to try to turn their lives around.

Hide&Seek's famous annual party this year presents interactive innovators Lost & Found and experimental arts collective Stoke Newington International Airport. In association with LIFT Club.