Cardboard Citizens is a non-profit group that engages with the homeless and often destitute ithrough theatre as a path to recovery. I've been to one production and it was a life-affirming experience. Tickets are only £10 on press days. http://www.cardboardcitizens.org.uk/p2s59.h....

This is their latest production . . .

Prosper is an ex-Rasta lost in London, trying to make sense of his dog-filled dreams. Madame Talate remembers her island as a paradise and Teddy Hibbert loves turtles but has trouble remembering people. Their stories collide in the dream turned nightmare of one Stu Barber.

________________________________________ In the late 1960s the Chagos islanders were evicted from their Indian Ocean home to make way for a US military base. Set against the actual events of their displacement and fight for justice, A Few Man Fridays, begins in the age of Cold War secrets and ends in the era of global warming. Moving, gripping and funny, A Few Man Fridays unearths an inglorious episode of British history, and explores the fantasies of the powerful, set against the dreams of the powerless.

Cardboard Citizens stages this compelling story in its trademark style where personal testimony and historical narrative meet to forge epic, mesmerising theatre, fusing music, video, and YouTube footage. The Company has been working with homeless people for 20 years, bringing stories of the dispossessed from the margins to the fore. "Cardboard Citizens is a theatre company that must surely rank as being amongst the most genuinely life-changing in the UK..." What's On Stage Box Office: 020 8237 1111