25/08/2026
Stay with us after 63 Days of Sit-In on 5 September for a post-show Q&A.
Following the performance and screening of the accompanying documentary film, join us for a 30-minute public Q&A with Hamad Samamra and Hussam Ghosheh ( ), the artists who contributed to the creation and development of the work across its different stages.
A chance to hear more about the work, its origins, the lived experiences and stories that shaped it, and the process of bringing 63 Days of Sit-In from lived experience to stage and screen.
The evening:
→ 40-minute performance
→ 35 minute documentary film screening
→ 10 minute break
→ 30-minute Q&A
63 Days of Sit-In, from Basta Theatre Collective (Basta Theatre ), is based on the 63-day sit-in staged by Palestinian disability rights activists inside the Palestinian Legislative Council during the COVID-19 pandemic, demanding the implementation of disability rights legislation and equal access to healthcare and public services.
📅 5 September 2026
📍 Theatro Technis, London
🎟️ Tickets via the link in bio
Age guidance: 13+
Access: The performance is in Arabic with English captions. The performance on 4 September includes audio description, preceded by a touch tour. Both performances are relaxed. Theatro Technis is fully wheelchair accessible, with guide and hearing dogs welcome, a loop system in the main hall.
Please get in touch with [email protected] if you require a companion ticket.
IMAGES: (2 Khawla Darsalim), (3-4 Ikhlas Sawalha), (5 Nikos Kanistras)
©️63 Days of Sit-In was originally developed with the support of the Disability Under Siege (DUS) Network, University of Birmingham.
The London presentation is supported by Wijhat (an initiative of Al Mawred Al Thaqafy – Culture Resource).
The accompanying documentary film was directed by Hussam Ghosheh and Mahmoud Abu Shamsiyeh, and produced with the support of the British Council in Palestine through the Jerusalem Creative Spaces Programme, in collaboration with the Disability Under Siege (DUS) Network, University of Birmingham.
