Young people develop play to tell story of low incomes

Seasons Playhouse — a youth theatre group — will be hosting a play and community discussion about low incomes in Liverpool, as young people see it. Using input of over 140 young people from around Merseyside, they have created a play called “Brass Razoo”, to be shown during Living Wage Week.

It will take place on Thursday 6^th November 2014 between 5:15pm – 6:15pm at the Black E Theatre, 1 Great George Street, L1 5EW.

The event will be a short performance of a play, as written, directed and acted by young people, followed by a community discussion about what needs to happen to end poverty in Liverpool, lead by:

• Stephen Twigg, MP for Liverpool West Derby
• Jane Corbett, Councillor for Liverpool City and North
• David Carter, CEO of the Whitechapel Homeless Service, Liverpool

Come along ready to watch and take part in discussions and debates. This part of the 'Poverty Ends Now' England wide, young people's anti-poverty campaign.

You can register to attend here http://www.brassrazoo.eventbrite.com/