AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): Freedom Bus tour visits Al-Khalil

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1 October 2012
AL-KHALIL (HEBRON): Freedom Bus tour visits Al Khalil

 
  photo courtesy freedombus.ps

On September 29, members of CPT
Palestine attended a performance of The Freedom Bus in Friendship
Park, Al-Khalil (Hebron).
See video clip. The Freedom Bus is an initiative of The Freedom Theatre, a group
devoted to advancing freedom and justice by promoting creativity and free
expression among youth growing up under Israeli Occupation.

The group presents its accounts
through Playback Theatre, interactive
musical and theatrical performances based on personal accounts of difficult
situations under occupation, including impromptu work based on stories shared
by the audience.

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