Event:Justice is Served

Briddgariot Productions presents the gripping tale of Justice Is Served,  a compelling blend of radio broadcast and live theatre written by Anthony Wright, directed by Robert Marrable, and produced by Kiani Perera.

Join us for an unforgettable journey through time with Vernon Morgan, a Jamaican migrant navigating 1950s Wales. 

In his search for new beginnings and prosperity, Vernon delves into the fabric of Welsh society, finding himself entangled in a web of moral dilemmas.

Drawing from personal inspiration, Anthony Wright pays homage to his father, Victor Wright, a Jamaican migrant who arrived in Wales during the Windrush era. Through this theatrical account, Anthony sheds light on the overlooked stories of Black Welsh miners.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness history come alive on stage as we explore the complexities of identity, justice, and the human spirit.

Justice is Served

St Fagans National Museum Of History -  Oakdale Miners Institute

Please note that the performance(s) will be taking place on the 1st floor of the Oakdale Miners Institute which is accessible by a flight of stairs.  For visitors that may affected by this, we invite you to join us at the Reardon Smith Lecture Theatre Located at National Museum Cardiff. 

15/16 March '24

2pm-4pm 

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Justice is Served

National Museum Cardiff: Reardon Smith Lecture Theatre 

22 March '24

6pm-8pm

In addition to the performances at ST Fagans Museum of History, we will be hosting an additional mobility-friendly performance at the Reardon Smith Lecture Theatre at the National Museum Cardiff. For attendees with mobility access needs, this location offers a more accommodating environment. 

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 The Reardon Smith Lecture Hall entrance can be found on park place at the rear of Amgueddfa Cymru.

Geolocation link is as follows -

If you have any access requirements when arriving on site then please feel free to get in touch with Aaron.Schoburgh@museumwales.ac.uk 

We look forward to seeing you.