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CHECKPOINT 01

  • SHOW SECTION
  • TIME
  • DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION

  • 11AM — 2.30PM
  • IN PRIVATE PREMISES ACROSS BUTETOWN

ACT 1

  • 2.45PM — 4.30PM
  • TWO PARADES, ONE BEGINNING IN

LOUDOUN SQUARE, BUTETOWN; THE OTHER AT BUTE STREET, BUTETOWN (AT THE CITY CENTRE END).

ACT 2

4.45PM — 6.15PM 6.15PM — 7PM
A PARLIAMENT AT THE SENEDD, CARDIFF BAY

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  • CORE CAST
  • POETS
  • CREATIVE TEAM

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  • Sarah Amankwah
  • Daud Farah
  • Jonathan Holmes - Director

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  • Peter Bray
  • Ali Goolyad

Lucy Wilkinson - Designer

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  • Ali Goolyad
  • Ahmed Ibrahim
  • Martin Hunt - Lighting Designer

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  • Tomos James
  • Hassan Panero
  • Dan Lawrence - Musical Director

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  • Anne Langford
  • Ahmed Yusuf
  • Mike Beer - Sound Designer

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  • Laila Mason
  • Jon Street - AV Designer

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Jo Munton

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Mathilde López - Associate Director

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Adura Onashile
Elise Davison - Assistant Director

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Hassan Panero Dean Rehman Caroline Sabin Yusra Warsama Wella Wibidi Juliana Yazbeck Ahmed Yusuf
Liara Barussi (Jukebox Juniors) - Choreographer Sarah Cole - Production Manager

Donna Jones - Assistant Production Manager

Andrè Sier - AV Programmer Paul Harrington - AV Programmer Dan Green - Photographer Gareth Phillips - Photographer Joanne Grabham - Company Stage Manager Fiona Curtis - Stage Manager Gemma Thomas - Deputy Stage Manager Tove Møller - Assistant Stage Manager Joanna Jones -2nd Assistant Stage Manager Jo Burns - Evaluation

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> Sam Jones C.D.G. - Casting Director > Lucy Taylor - Casting Assistant

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  • DESIGN TEAM
  • CREW
  • INTERNATIONAL

ARTISTS

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Cordelia Ashwell - Assistant Designer Leader Catherine Embleton -Assistant Designer Leader Gabriella Slade - Assistant Designer Leader Amy Barrett - Assistant Designer Erini Gregoriades - Assistant Designer Eleni Ioannou - Assistant Designer Stacey Lloyd - Assistant Designer Tessa Sillars-Powell - Assistant Designer Jess Jones - Design Assistant Colleen Rose Lynch - Design Assistant Yaroslava Sydorenko - Design Assistant Ruth Stringer - Design Assistant Kelly Ellis - Costume Design Assistant Geneya Parris - Costume Design Assistant Millie Naylor - Costume Design Assistant
Ailsa Bonner Emily Butler
Muna Shirwa

(Poet, Amsterdam)

Abdi Phenomenal

(Poet, Minneapolis)

Muna Ali, Gashanti

(UNITY, Toronto)

Abdi Aziz

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Matthew Davies Geoffrey Field Rob Hall Meghan Holderby Anna Horstmann Luke Hutchinson Matthew Jones Alyson Lammie Nicola Redfern Louise Rouse Anna Sheard Sophie Smith Brittany Spinelli Tafara Takavarasha Josh Williams Azizul Zahid

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Muna Ali Shadia Abess Edil Ayan Samira Gukadowr Muna Aden Haweiya Egeh

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COMMUNITY COMPANY

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Abdo Mahamed Abubakar

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  • Aaisal Mohamed
  • Georgina Sammut

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Mohamoud Aden Khalid Ajanleh Ibrahim Ali Mustafa Ali Ahmed Awil Leroy Brito Stuart Campbell Llaima Cárdenas Coach Mohamed Dualeh Said Dualeh Thomas Eames Daud Farah
Ali Goolyad Nicole Gradi Fahmi Haddad Christine Herbert-Mosavie Ahmed Hibaq Dahir Hussein Elbashir Idris Farhan Kaltun Ariella Karatolou Kyle Legall Mari Lowe Ahmed Abdi Mahamud
Amal Mohamed Latifa Mohamed Mustafa Mohamed Noor Mohamed Ola Mohamed Mana Mohamoud Keith Murrell Amin Omar Idris Omar Alison Plant Khalid Rahman Thrwan Rahman
Samantha Shaw Ffion Strong Abdi Suleman Ethan Taylor Rhiannon Taylor Jamie Thompson Heleena Wilkinson Benjamin Woods Ahmed Yusuf Khader Yusuf The Sophia Square team at Radio Cardiff

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  • WITH THANKS TO...
  • HOMES

AND VENUES

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Keida at Togayo Mr G’s Soul Food Mohamood Hassan at the Paddle Steamer Café

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Macob Construction Mark Pervoe and team, Mobile Mini Martin Rogers, Cardiff Council Mike Johnson, Coal Exchange
A&T Waste Management Alan Carter, Bay TV Andrew Regan, Cardiff Council Andrew Vye-Parminter,
Ali Abdi Ayanle Abdi Abdo Abubakar Rashad Ashoor

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Mohamed Abdi Dahir at the Mosque Radio Cardiff Helen Edgeworth at BEST Centre Bev Frayres at Pavillion Eric Howard at White Hart Pub Kemi’s Craft in the Bay

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Mr G’s Soul Kitchen National Dance Company Wales Norman Sayers, Sayers Amusements Peter Heath, Cardiff Bus Phillipa Harrison, UK Hydrographic Office
Harbour Master Barry Griffiths, Vinci Construction All at Brandon Tool Hire, Bute Street British Gas All at Browning, Jones and Morris Claire Moggridge, Cardiff Council
Betty Campbell Marcus Dibo Mohamed Dualeh Ali Goolyad Ahmed Hersi Abdi Risak Ahmed Jama

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  • Royal Welsh College
  • David Flinn, Welsh National Opera
  • Krissy Jenkins

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  • Ethan Forde, Stage Sound Services
  • Hassan Leban

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  • Cardiff Harbour Authority
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  • Peter Mari

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  • Stage Lighting Services
  • Geraint Huxtable,
  • Laila Mason

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Stephen Isaac Stewart Higgins, Cardiff Council Students of the Royal Welsh College
National Assembly for Wales Gethin Shields, Cardiff Council Greg Gaiger, PG Group
Layla, Ayan Hadran Mohamed Yusuf Mohamed

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of Music & Drama Students of University of Wales Trinity St David Susie Allott, Motorpoint Arena Togayo Cafe Wales Millennium Centre Wayne Rees, Macob Construction All at 11th Hour
Roda Mohamud Ahmed Mursal Kadar Osman Gavin Porter John Porter
Huw Semmens, Stage Sound Services Jan Michaelis, Welsh National Opera Jericho Theatre John Edwards, Mobile Mini Kevin Steerment, Codeworks Leighton Thomas Burnett, National Dance Company Wales Lloyd Bowen,

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Finance Assistant

John McGrath

Artistic Director

Yusuf Mohamed

Community Engagement Associate (De Gabay)

Anna Louise Poole

TEAM Assistant

Gavin Porter

Creative Associate (De Gabay)

Catrin Rogers

Media Officer

Michael Salmon

Creative Associate

Michelle Carwardine-Palmer

Director of Administration and Development

Julia Coles

Company Co-ordinator

Lucy Davies

Executive Producer

Devinda De Silva

Head of Collaboration

David Evans

Head of Production

Stephen Grant

Head of Finance

Katherine Jewkes

Digital Associate

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Creative Associate

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  • Head of Communications
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