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Theatre

Gandhi’s killer is more loveable than his victim: The Father and the Assassin reviewed

11 June 2022

9:00 AM

11 June 2022

9:00 AM

Dictating to the Estate

Maxilla Social Club, until 12 June

The Father and the Assassin

Olivier Theatre, until 18 June

Dictating to the Estate is a piece of community theatre that explains why Grenfell Tower went up in flames on 14 June 2017. The abandoned block stands, like a cenotaph, a few minutes’ walk from the social club where the show is presented.

The local council never cared much for Grenfell’s 120 families.

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