The Lawrence Batley Theatre is proud to support Neev, a theatre company from Calcutta, who will be presenting a satire based on contemporary Indian history and the Marathi play ‘Party’ written by Mahesh Elkunchwar. They will explore the hypocrisies within the intellectual and social elite through the context of a high society party and contrast this with the genocide inflicted by the state in a remote village of eastern India. Throughout the performance you will hear live India classical music on the Sarod, the singing styles of Thumri’s, Ghazals and also poetry.

6-9pm

£14/£12/£10 £2 off for concessions on all prices

The Lawrence Batley Theatre,Queen's Square, Queen Street, Huddersfield,HD1 2SP

01484 430 528, www.lawrencebatleytheatre.co.uk

Queen Rania of Jordan Champions International Cross-Cultural Dialogue on YouTube. This clip is the first in a three part series and it highlights some of the everyday items in our homes that came to us through a shared heritage with Muslim civilizations.

http://www.YouTube.com/QueenRania

ALICE TLIGUI TRAINING

This one day course:
· Discusses the barriers faced by women from abroad in accessing support services.
· Looks in detail at the immigration rules as they apply to women who have suffered domestic violence.
· Looks at the current policy and availability of support for both those who have suffered domestic abuse and trafficked women.
· Works through a number of cases and scenarios.
· Examines what individuals and organisations can do to help

For further information contact Alice Tligui tel: 0161 764 8129 or email: tligui@tiscali.co.uk