A God Who Can Speak

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Alexander Ananasso

A God Who Can Speak

A God Who Can Speak explores the intersectionalities of being LGBTQ+ and Muslim, and also deaf and Muslim. One of its aim is to bring the audience to reflect upon healthy spirituality as opposed to fundamentalist religion. It tackles several "othering" issues, such as homophobia, Islamophobia, xenophobia and ableism. It also places a spotlight on mental health and the importance of a secular government and the welcoming of refugees in Western countries. It’s a semi-immersive solo show, a dramedy, with partial use of British Sign Language and with a pace varying between fast and funny all the way to calm and poetic, ranging from quick dialogues to intense monologues.

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