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The Meaning of Zong review

“Brilliant even in its messiness”
Michael Elcock and Giles Terera in The Meaning of Zong at Bristol Old Vic. Photo: Curtis Richard
Michael Elcock and Giles Terera in The Meaning of Zong at Bristol Old Vic. Photo: Curtis Richard
Giles Terera brings a retelling of Olaudah Equiano’s attempt to condemn the perpetrators of a massacre on board a slave ship, and in doing so creates theatre committed to affecting those watching

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