An Autobiographical story of a mixed-race kid in racist 1970s London who finds liberation in punk rock
Summer 1977. I was 16. The Labour government was on the rocks. The Nazi
National Front was on the rise. Life in London was like an old black and white film– stuttering. Washed out. Bleak. Then Punk Rock exploded on the scene. Everything changed. My life changed. Forever.
A one-man play with music – part documentary, part musical journey and part coming-of-age tale, Punk Days is the story of a mixed-race, working-class kid
growing up in 1970’s London, plagued by racism, poverty and social conformity, who finds hope, freedom and identity in the noise and rebellion of Punk Rock and the fight against fascism.
There is no future in England’s dreaming. Don’t be told what you want to want to, and don’t be told what you want to need
Date And Time: Friday November 6 / Saturday November 7, 2026 TIME TBC
Duration of Performance 70 minutes
Booking essential. Attendees must be 14+. Please book a free place to attend.
Location
Theatre in the Mill is located on the University of Bradford Campus, near Phoenix Building South West.