As part of our production of The Mountaintop Fio want to bring people together to talk about race, inequality and poverty!
Fio will be inviting guests, musicians, poets, speakers and spoken word artists to take the stage. As well as creating a safe place for people to speak openly about race, inequality and poverty.
The Event takes place directly after the Matinee performance of The Mountaintop and before our evening show 3:30 – 19:00.
Come along! 8th and 15th October
Fio are working with Black Lives Matter Cardiff, Black History Month Wales, Race Council Cymru, Porters Bar, The Other Room and Stand Up To Racism to bring and promote this event!
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