A Day At The Racists

Show Info Cast & Creative

Genre

First Performance 02/03/2010

Closing 27/03/2010

A Day At The Racists is a timely piece of political theatre about the rise of the BNP, set in the same East London heartland where BNP leader Nick Griffin will stand for parliament in the next General Election.

Pete Case used to be a leading Labour Party organiser in the local car factories. Now he struggles to get by as immigrants take all the jobs, his son Mark can’t get on the housing list and nobody seems to care.

Abandoned and betrayed by New labour, Pete’s rage and despair gradually overcome his longstanding loathing of the BNP.

Creative

Director - Ryan McBryde

Producer - Finborough theatre

Author - Anders Lustgarten

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