We Are Not Finished

2021 - Present

It’s inspired by the many young activists around the world who are leading local and global change. 

 
 

Photo by Camilla Greenwell, 2021

 
 

What if children refuse to be complicit in the reality that adults create for them?

We Are Not Finished is an outpouring of fury and hope intercut with movement, images, sound, music and light. Performed by a company of young people, it lays bare their fears and dreams as they face a future on the brink of chaos and collapse.

At a time when the world needs radical solutions and new ways to live, We Are Not Finished explores what we might learn from a group of ordinary young people who are invited to speak, about our present and their future.

This work builds on previous projects we’ve made with children as co-creators, collaborators and performers such as On Ageing in 2010 and ten versions of Men & Girls Dance since 2015.

 

Photo by Karen Robinson, 2021

 

Can there be a different future?

 
 
 

It’s a piece I’ll never forget. I wish I made it and could watch it again and again

audience member

 
 

Photo by Camilla Greenwell, 2021

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Photo by Camilla Greenwell, 2021

 

Photo by Camilla Greenwell, 2021

 
 

Photo by Camilla Greenwell, 2021

 
 

Photo by Camilla Greenwell, 2021

 

Photo by Karen Robinson, 2021

 
 

Photo by Camilla Greenwell, 2021

 

Meet The Team

 

We Are Not Finished, London was created and performed by Angel Roach, Emre Gunes, Marcel Winter, Maya Demetriou, Minnie Trottford, Orlando Gangbo, Pebbles Doughty-White, Reggie Roberts, Sarah Carvalho, Simeon Ndu-Seaba, Stella Nodine, Teah Tournier Winchester, Zaynah Alom

Direction and Design: David Harradine & Samantha Butler
Composer:
Mariam Rezaei
Stage Design:
Ali Beale
Lighting Design:
Hansjörg Schmidt
Movement Direction:
Nathan Goodman
Sound:
Bruce Asher
Company Stage Manager:
Hannah Gillet
Technical Stage Manager: Maggie Slaboň
Production Manager:
Sam Evans
Lighting Programmer:
Sarah Readman

 

Supporters

We Are Not Finished was commissioned by The Place and supported by Arts Council England, Paul Hamlyn Foundation and Wellcome Trust.

 
 

This is special

THE STAGE

 
 

Photo by Camilla Greenwell, 2021