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Fair Play: Rhythms of the Land - Kenya Festival workshops

Run by North West Play Resource Centre (The Playhouse)

Participants create: Film installations showcased internationally including Nairobi National Theatre (November 22-23), The Playhouse, GAP Birmingham, and social media platforms globally. Open to: Ages 18-35+ passionate about art, justice, and the

An extraordinary international creative exchange connecting communities in Nairobi, Birmingham, and Derry-Londonderry. This British Council Kenya Festival 2025 project explores land justice, climate action, and shared futures through collaborative creativity. Participants create: Film installations showcased internationally including Nairobi National Theatre (November 22-23), The Playhouse, GAP Birmingham, and social media platforms globally. Open to: Ages 18-35+ passionate about art, justice, and the planet. No creative experience required - all artistic skills welcomed including music, spoken word, and visual arts. Completely FREE including refreshments, lunch, professional facilitation, and mobile filmmaking skills training. Dates Saturday 18th October (10:30-16:30) - The Playhouse Sunday 19th October (13:00-17:00) - The Playhouse Limited spaces: 12-15 participants only Registration: https://forms.gle/WzaiYyeSG4juD28EA Contact: Gary Crossan - [email protected]

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