Repatriated

Repatriated explores what happens when the state decides someone no longer belongs. Set across pubs, cafés, squats, protests, and detention infrastructure, the play follows Simon as he is pulled into the machinery of state surveillance surrounding deportations of people made effectively stateless. The play examines how modern power operates—through data, legality, and participation—asking whether it is still possible to gather publicly, protest openly, or live anonymously. National symbols, public ritual, and “Britishness” hover throughout, offering both comfort and threat. Repatriated is a story about complicity without malice, resistance without certainty, and the quiet, cumulative violence of bureaucracy. This performance takes place in the fifth year of Peckham Fringe Festival, and the 40th Anniversary year of Theatre Peckham. Click here to see the full programme for this year's Peckham Fringe. Your Stage, Your Story. #TP40 Read more Toggle Performance / Live Art