From Marginal to Mainstream
It started as an eight-day beginners' theatre workshop for women who were victims of trafficking. No one could have predicted the outcome.
It started as an eight-day beginners' theatre workshop run by Caryne Chapman Clark for women who were newly rescued victims of trafficking. Ten women from nine different countries. They didn't know each other. They could barely speak English. Just a few basic theatre skills to give them confidence so they could look each other in the eye.
Who could have known that this was to be the start of something?
The Women/Marginal Voices:
Gloria
Alice
Teresa
India
Pieces conceived and written by Caryne Chapman Clark in collaboration with Marginal Voices
Music:
Chances Are - Jamie Catto
Mama - Sianed Jones
Voice-Overs for 'Letters to Oprah' and 'Black Dress' by Hazel Holder
With thanks to Fuel Theatre
Associate producer: Caryne Chapman Clark
Producer: Karen Rose
A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Performer | Marginal Voices |
| Writer | Caryne Chapman Clark |
| Producer | Karen Rose |
Broadcast
- Mon 21 May 201814:15BBC Radio 4
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