Bond Street Theatre: Looking for Trouble since 1976
A celebration of the company’s 50 years of arts and activism around the world, featuring live music, performance, storytelling and global cuisine.
Bond Street celebrates five decades of initiating theatre projects for human rights, education, and empowerment in critical areas worldwide — from Afghanistan to Myanmar to South Africa — more than 60 countries. Join us on a journey around the world!
Our 50 years of “looking for trouble” highlights the unique power of the arts to directly respond to social and environmental issues. The celebration invites the community on a journey around the globe, showing firsthand how creative expression brings peace, joy, and healing to those most in need.
It’s a party! …featuring global cuisine, live music, performances, and storytelling—all in honor of the incredible community that built Bond Street Theatre and continues to carry its spirit into the future.
Credits
Performers: Bond Street Theatre ensemble & special guests
Design and Direction: Bond Street Theatre ensemble
Music: Shinbone Alley Stilt Band & guests
“I’m so happy, this is the first time we are able to tell our stories. These are real experiences that we have been through, we would like people to know these stories.”
– Bi, a Rohingya refugee and new actor trained by BST.
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Bond Street Theatre celebrates five decades of initiating theatre projects for human rights, education, and empowerment in critical areas worldwide — from Afghanistan to Myanmar to South Africa – more than 60 countries.
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