On March 31, Kal Sabir performed with a talented group of actors on a project for Tamasha Theatre company called Loyalty & Dissent.
A collaboration with the National Archives based in Kew Gardens, Loyalty & Dissent presented five new short plays about the experiences of South Asians during the First World War.
The material and characters were based on actual documents from the National Archives. The script-in-hand scratch performance was received by a full house at the Rich Mix in Shoreditch.
Artistic Director of Tamasha, Fin Kennedy, hosted a post-show Q&A with the writers of the scripts and also the director of the project, Anthony Simpson-Pike.
Download the plays from the National Archives Website.