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Soho theatre, London Six almost-Americans narrate stories of cruelties inflicted when being expelled from the US When we think of deportees, we seldom think of native Brits. But sometimes they’re one and the same. In Hassan Abdulrazzak’s theatrical documentary, six British-born almost-Americans narrate their tales of being expelled from the US after time served in prison. “Is deportation a double punishment,” asks Abdulrazzak, “and do we care?” Its protagonists certainly do, as the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) agency upends each of their lives in shocking and gratuitous ways. Esther Baker’s production for Synergy Theatre Project is part verbatim play and part satirical cabaret, with immigration officer Curtis as our sardonic MC and Donald Trump and Theresa May coupling up on the dancefloor. It’s no fault of Duncan Wisbey’s choice presidential impersonation, but those interludes don’t fly. Its title apart, the play isn’t about US/UK relations. And its point about immigration policy hardening under Bill Clinton and Barack Obama feels more pertinent than standard-issue Trump-bashing. Continue reading…
