A Doll’s House

Wednesday 20th May 2020

Elliot Cowan and Anjana Vasan in A Doll’s House. Photo: Helen Maybanks
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Text of the day: “The English. Oh they’re very nice to us when they need our help. When they want us to do things for them. But the minute we ask for what is due to us — they invent some scandal, or say that we are not worthy, not clever enough, sub-intelligent because of our race.” (Das in Tanika Gupta’s A Doll’s House)

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