The Grain Store, by Natal’ia Vorozhbit, translated by Sasha Dugdale Director: Luke Kernaghan Ukraine 1929. Stalin launches his reign of terror and turns privately owned farms into state-run collectives. A close-knit rural community stands in the path of this relentless programme of change. The outcome is catastrophic. It all begins harmlessly enough: the idea is explained to the villagers in the form of harmless comic propaganda shows. But in practice it becomes a force that will turn innocent farmers into enemies of the state, neighbours into persecutors, and ordinary villagers into thieves. Robbed first of their land, then their religion and their independence, the whole country soon becomes engulfed by a tragedy that will scar a nation for generations. Natal’ia Vorozhbit’s play was first staged in this English translation by Sasha Dugdale by the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, in 2009. Venue: Rose Theatre, Rose Bruford College, Sidcup DA15 9DF Age recommendation 14+ There will be a short interval. Content warnings: this play is about the true events of the Holodomor. The man made famine of 1930's Ukraine Special effects warning: to be confirmed Find out more: https://www.bruford.ac.uk/event/autumn-season/

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