Samira, a Scottish Aid Worker, goes through a ‘baptism of fire’ during the revolutions in the Middle East. Certain she can make a difference, she takes on mission after mission, but is quickly confronted by the reality of war, aid work and her own disillusionment. Based on real-life experiences, this story explores how global events shape personal identity, belonging and resilience. Fifteen years after the Arab Revolutions, it asks: how and what do we chose to see? _Compelling and often heartbreaking account of the humanitarian crisis that lay behind the Arab Spring _ ★★★★ The Stage

_‘__an intensely visceral piece of theatre’_ SNACK MAGAZINE

_‘a powerful and heartbreaking monologue’_ ★★★★_ _THE SCOTSMAN

Age recommendation: 14+ Content warning: Contains references to violence and descriptions of bodily harm