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Board Of Deputies of British Jews

LXCL:Includes a complementary drink.

General Admission

6&ndash;7.30pm East London Venue details provided to ticket-holders &pound;17.50, including drinks Join award-winning actor and writer Tracy-Ann Oberman MBE, acclaimed novelist and broadcaster Howard Jacobson, theatre director Brigid Larmour and British Writer and host Sir Trevor Phillips OBE for a special evening exploring The Merchant of Cable Street and the enduring legacy of the Battle of Cable Street.&nbsp; The discussion will examine Shakespeare, Jewish East End history, antisemitism, identity and resistance and why the questions raised by Cable Street still resonate today.&nbsp; A timely evening of theatre, history and conversation celebrating one of the most powerful stories of solidarity in modern Britain. Drinks will be provided at the venue, included in the ticket price.&nbsp;

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6–7.30pm East London Venue details provided to ticket-holders £17.50, including drinks Join award-winning actor and writer Tracy-Ann Oberman MBE, acclaimed novelist and broadcaster Howard Jacobson, theatre director Brigid Larmour and British Writer and host Sir Trevor Phillips OBE for a special evening exploring The Merchant of Cable Street and the enduring legacy of the Battle of Cable Street.  The discussion will examine Shakespeare, Jewish East End history, antisemitism, identity and resistance and why the questions raised by Cable Street still resonate today.  A timely evening of theatre, history and conversation celebrating one of the most powerful stories of solidarity in modern Britain. Drinks will be provided at the venue, included in the ticket price.

Board Of Deputies of British Jews

The Merchant of Cable Street

East London (exact venue and location TBA closer to the date)

General Admission

£17.50

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