Disgraced

Sunday 26th May 2013

Hari Dhillon and Kirsty Bushell in Disgraced. Photo: Simon Kane
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Text of the day: “For three hundred years they’ve been taking our land, drawing new borders, replacing our laws, making us want to be like them. Look like them. Marry their women. They disgraced us. They disgraced us. And then they pretend they don’t understand the rage we’ve got?” (Abe in Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced)

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