Performed on estates fighting demolition, this vibrant show interweaves personal stories & exclusive material from housing campaigns to create a celebratory musical; a toolkit for housing resistance.

Thu 17 - Sat 19 May at Cressingham Gardens, and Thu 24 - Sat 26 May at Silchester Estate. Performances take place at 7:30pm with a 2:30pm Saturday matinee.

Land of Three Towers Vol. II is created and performed by a company of women at the heart of the London housing struggle, including those who have experienced homelessness and activists from Focus E15 Campaign.

This is DIY Theatre : DIY Resistance, where art and activism is for anyone and everyone. So bring your kids, bring your mum, bring your neighbour and bring your fight. Come engage in some Civil Disobedience, fuelled by song.

Cressingham Gardens Workshops:

17th May 2-4pm: Art of Resistance: An exploration of Theatre of the Oppressed devising techniques, engaging participants in theatre for change. More info & tickets.

18th May 2-4 pm: Campaign Toolkit: A safe space to share experiences and receive practical tools/advice on housing with support from trained experts. More info & tickets.
19th May 11-1pm: Make a Protest Song: Everyone has a story to tell! In this workshop we invite you to use your story to collectively create song, as seen in Land of the Three Towers. More info & tickets.

Silchester Estate Workshops:

24th May 2-4pm: Art of Resistance: An exploration of Theatre of the Oppressed devising techniques, engaging participants in theatre for change. More info & tickets.

25th May 2-4 pm: Campaign Toolkit: A safe space to share experiences and receive practical tools/advice on housing with support from trained experts. More info & tickets.

26th May 11-1pm: Make a Protest Song: Everyone has a story to tell! In this workshop we invite you to use your story to collectively create song, as seen in Land of the Three Towers. More info & tickets.

About You Should See The Other Guy
You Should See the Other Guy is a community theatre company with an ethos that combines activism and art. The company is made up of those who have had first-hand experiences of homelessness and long-standing integral campaigners for groups such as; Focus E15 and Radical Housing Network providing practical legal support to individuals who face relocation out of London and deportation.

Performances from 17 to 19 May will take place at the following address:
Cressingham Gardens
The Rotunda Hall,
Tulse Hill
London SW2 2QG

Performances from 24 to 26 May will take place at the following address:
Silchester Estate
Maxilla Hall Social Club
2 Maxilla Walk,
London W10 6NQ