Title Interview Good Chance Theatre: Margins and Main Stages | Joe Murphy, Joe Robertson and Majid Adin (Interview). Digital Theatre in association with Lyric Hammersmith.

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Summary	Good Chance's Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson recall how the innately human need to tell stories led to their installation of a theatre in Calais' infamous refugee camp. They describe how Good Chance came together with the National Theatre and the Young Vic to recreate the physical and emotional presence of the camp in their critically acclaimed play, The Jungle. Murphy and Robertson are joined by artist and refugee Majid Adin, who tells his own story of creating art both inside and outside of the camp.
Local Note	Digital Theatre Plus
Subject	Good Chance Theatre: Margins and Main Stages \| Joe Murphy, Joe Robertson and Majid Adin (Interview).
	Applied Theatre
	Audience & Spectatorship
	Collaboration & Community
	Design
	Director
	Drama
	History & Society
	Immersive
	Improvisation
	Intercultural
	Nation & Migration
	Political
	Producer
	Producing
	Race & Ethnicity
	Scenography
	Set
	Site-specific
	Staging
	Twenty-First Century
	Writer
	Writing
Added Author	Lyric Hammersmith