Theatre Productions

Slave: A Question of Freedom national tour.​​

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The Lowry Salford, Bristol Tobacco Factory, Shakespeare North Playhouse and Riverside Studios London.

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Caroline Clegg, the artistic director of Feelgood Theatre said:

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“In reviving and re-imagining Slave we hope to once again share the beauty of the Nuba culture and most importantly, raise awareness of the current conflict in Sudan and the global crime of modern slavery. Mende has asked me to use her voice to help others and my trip with her to the Nuba Mountains only served to redouble my efforts to do just that. This is more than just a play to those of us working on the production.”

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The founder of the Human Trafficking Foundation and former MP, Anthony Steen said:

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“At a time when myths and misconceptions about human trafficking and modern slavery persist, it is vital to raise awareness of the realities of these dreadful crimes. Theatre productions are able to do just that by engaging an audience, many of whom would not have otherwise been aware of the extent of this issue in Britain and encouraging them to take action. We would like to congratulate Caroline Clegg and Feelgood Theatre in continuing their invaluable production, especially considering how greatly awareness of modern slavery still is 12 years after this play received its initial award.”

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Mende Nazer, said:

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“My experience and my story is a personal story, but it touches so many people including our children, because I was a child when I was enslaved. I think my story will help other people who are still going through a similar situation and even worse with modern slavery. My story will raise awareness and alert so many people who still don't know what's going on in Sudan. I think it's about helping other people to see such critical situation and help those enduring that difficult time in their life.”​​​