Komal Amin and Annice Boparai have opened in “Trojan Horse” at Summerhall, Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
By Helen Monks and Matt Woodhead.
‘Why should I continue to be tolerant? When the world has been so intolerant of me.’
Trojan Horse was a local story that hit the national press, accusing ‘hardline’ Muslim teachers and governors of plotting extremism in Birmingham schools. Adapted from the real-life testimonies of those at the heart of the UK Government’s inquiry, critically acclaimed theatre-company LUNG investigate what really happened. Originally developed with West Yorkshire Playhouse, Trojan Horse is the story of a community torn apart by racial division, ‘British values’ and the culture of Prevent.
Komal is represented by Sam How and Annice is represented by Emily Slack.
– Simon & How Talent Agency, London, UK..
