Dublin Fringe Festival: Ayesha Syeddah presents
passport (noun) ˈpas-ˌpȯrt
an official document issued by a government, certifying the holder’s identity and citizenship and entitling them to travel under its protection to and from foreign countries.
What does your passport mean to you?
Ayesha leads a curated line-up of speakers to create conversation on themes of belonging, migration and displacement. Using the social construct of a passport as the compass, they will share experiences, observations and thoughts on how our passports, or lack thereof, have shaped our journeys, identities and ideas of home.
An interactive and experimental social exercise, the experience aims to (re)build and (re)define what it means to be Irish today by harnessing the power of dialogue.
Format: 90 minutes of conversation & performances followed by a 30 minute Q&A
Accessibility
Please note: Contains references to mental health.
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Credits
Co-director: Eftychia Spyridaki
Producer: Oonagh Wall
Line-up: Asha Ari, Jehnova, Salamay, Denise Chaila, Subhashini Goda, Polina Cosgrave, Pai Rathaya, Osaro Azams, Shauna Harris, Ania Kudriavtseva, Eftychia Spyridaki, Arsheen Shamaila.
Image credit: Ana Lucia Mondoloni
Funding
Supported by Dublin Fringe Festival & the #BlindianProject.
Project Arts Centre is proudly supported by The Arts Council and Dublin City Council.
Disclaimer
Please note: Contains references to mental health.