Here is a small gallery of the World Premiere in Manchester. As we thought, it was a great success!

This incredible show will take your breath away!
 
Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy this remarkable World Première, prior to a House of Lords performance and West End transfer.
 
A cast of eight international actors present Mende Nazer's inspiring story of slavery and freedom. It is a theatrical feast of storytelling, music and dance which celebrates the beauty of the ancient Nuba culture and her indomitable spirit in the face of shattered dreams.
 
The production itself premieres at The Lowry, Salford Quays, from 23-27 November 2010. The Gala Night on Wednesday 24th is also Press Night and both Mende and Damien Lewis will be joining for the evening performance.
 
VIP tickets are available which entitle guests to a post-show champagne reception and an introduction to Mende and Damien.
Profits from VIP ticket sales go directly to the Mende Nazer Foundation, which aims to raise enough money to build a school in Mende's former home in the Nuba mountains.
 
"People shouldn't be bought and sold. Please give voice to the voiceless." – Mende Nazer

Slave - A Question of Freedom, the extraordinary story of Mende’s childhood and her fight for survival, which will premiere at The Lowry in Manchester on 23rd November 2010 with following performances from the 24-27 November.

Adapted for the stage by Kevin Fegan and Caroline Clegg (Feelgood Theatre) it is told as a feast of storytelling, music, dance and film celebrating the ancient Nuba culture, Mende’s indomitable spirit and as a famine of the inhumanity and horror of the contemporary slave trade. Mende’s story challenges us all to consider what is it to be free?

For information on the play go to: http://feelgoodtheatre.co.uk/
To see the trailer go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWLBxvl_yss
To book tickets go to: http://www.thelowry.com/event/slave

In the September issue of the canadian ELLE was a comprehensive article about Mende Nazer.
 
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The International Radio Station of BBC did send the report about Mende Nazer with the title "Surviving modern-day slavery"
 
Please klick here to listen.

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