The UK voted for Brexit, the US voted for Trump. The Brexit and Trump campaigns used a similar terminology around 'taking back control', returning to 'greatness' and ‘good old times’, yet behind those terms lingered a lot more extreme attitudes and claims. Many have protested the results of the UK referendum and the US election, but meanwhile acts of racism and xenophobia have been on the uprise not just in these two countries but across Europe. Blame is thrown around generously and aimlessly. But what now, where do we go from here?

Theatre-makers share their creative responses.

All profits from the show will be donated to Women for Refugee Women.

Sunday 12th February
Party of Two by Allie Costa
Life in the UK Test by Natasha Berger
An Evening with the Local Democratic Coalition by Martha Patterson
The Immigrants by Atlanta Green
From Here by Tanaka Mhishi
Snout by Tilly Lunken
Living in the Upside Down by Adriana Sanford

Monday 13th February
Potholes and Promises by Keith Large
Biting the Bullet by Cressida Peever
The Empire Strikes Back by Olu Alakija
The Tea Party by Shirley King
The Phallic Earth Society (A socially acceptable Title) by Amy Bethan Evans
Trumptopia 2084 by Tessa Hart