Written by Hassan Abdulrazzak Based on the life and Performed by Ahmed Tobasi Directed by Zoe Lafferty Set Design by Sarah Beaton Lighting Design by Andy Purve & Jess Bernberg Sound Designer by Max Pappenheim Movement Direction by Lanre Malaolu Translation by Eyas Younis​ ​Original Producer Developing Artists, Currently Produced by Artists On The Frontline Produced in Europe by Sens Interdits Associate Producer in Norway Sara Karoline Poster Design by Target Live Photos by Oliver King

Created by Liverpool Arab Arts Festival and Artists On The Frontline Produced by Laura Marie Brown and Zoe Lafferty Presented by Laura Marie Brown Featuring Anan Tello, Iman Anoun and Nadia Buyse

Created by Liverpool Arab Arts Festival and Artists on The Frontline Produced by Anahid Kassabian and Zoe Lafferty Facilitated by Anahid Kassabian Featuring Abed Al Kadiri, Sondos Shabayek, Hrayr Eulmessekian, Faisal Abu Alhayjaa, Samah Hijawi, Sabrina Mahfouz, Doreen Toutikian, Tewa Barnosa, Fidaa Zidan
Shereen Zoumot

Created by Liverpool Arab Arts Festival and Artists on The Frontline Produced by Anahid Kassabian and Zoe Lafferty Facilitated by Ahmed Masoud, Anahid Kassabian, Dr Nesreen Hussein, Penny Babakhani Featuring Ala Buisir, Juliana Yazbeck, Maha Alasaker, Faisal Abu Alhayjaa, Samah Hijawi, Sabrina Mahfouz, Doreen Toutikian, Zena Aghai, Hamza Hamouchene, Mohamed Sleiman Labat, Magid Magid, Sama Alshaibi, Akram Salhab In Collaboration with Howlround

Created by Liverpool Arab Arts Festival and Artists On The Frontline Produced by Laura Marie Brown and Zoe Lafferty Presented by Laura Marie Brown Sound Design by Yara Mekawe Featuring Yasmin El Rashidi, Miray Sidhom, Aya Tarek, Yara Mekawe, Adham Faramawy, Hazem Header Nadine Abdel Ghaffar, Sarah Rifaat

Created by Tewa Barnosa, Caroline Melon, Minipogon, Margarita Pita, Jean-Lorin Sterian, Marina Urruticoechea, Bojan Krištofić and Zoe Lafferty

Produced by Artists On The Frontline and The Freedom Theatre With Creative Consultancy and Post-Production by Relative Motion ​ Created and Co-directed by Ahmed Tobasi, Chris Lane & Zoe Lafferty ​ Lead Direction by Ahmed Tobasi Written by Zoe Lafferty ​ From the words of Ahmed Tobasi, Ali Abu Yaseen, Arna Mer Khamis, Dareen Tatour, Juliano Mer Khamis, Mohammad Bakri, Suhail Khoury, Performances in order of appearance by Rula Nassar, Khawla Ibraheem, Suhail Khoury, Dareen Tatour Nabeel Al Raee, Mohammad Bakri and Ahmed Tobasi Project Management by Mustafa Sheta ​ Directors Of Photography by Amin Abdulhadi & Suzan Wasfi Sound Operation by Amin Abdulhadi and Suzan Wasfi Poem 'Resist, My People, Resist Them' written by Dareen Tatour Dance performed by Naqsh Popular Art Troupe with music from Al Fonoon Dance Troupe Music by Nabeel Al Raee, Suhail Khoury and Tom Adams Associate Research by Alia Al Rosan Film Footage of Juliano Mer Khamis by Ben Aylsworth Film Footage from the documentary 'Jenin Jenin' by Mohammed Bakri ​ Photo from Gaza by Mustafa Hassona With Thanks to Faisal Saleh from the US Palestine Museum ​ Funded by the British Council Arts

Regular Contributors are Ahmed Tobasi, Rawand Arqawi, Momin Sadi and Naqaa Sammor Additional Contributors are Anas Arqawi, Habeeb Al Raee, Ibrahim Barahma, Jamal Abu Joass, Khalil Al Batran, Motasem Abu Hasan, Ranin Odeh, Rania Wasfi, Mohammad Abdalla, Suzan Al-Haji Saleh and Yasmin Sameer Videos and photos taken by witnesses living in Jenin Designed and edited by Zoe Lafferty

Part of a long-term collaboration between Theatre For Everybody in Gaza & AZ Theatre in London. Messages written by Hossam Madhoun   Texts edited for audio by Hassan Abdulrazzak    Music by Nicolas Baviere    Illustration by Nadia Ahmed   Audio Creative Produced by Artists On The Frontline Designed and audio edited by Zoe Lafferty

Part of a long-term collaboration between Theatre For Everybody in Gaza & AZ Theatre in London. Messages written by Hossam Madhoun   Texts edited for audio by Hassan Abdulrazzak    Music by Nicolas Baviere    Illustration by Nadia Ahmed   Audio Creative Produced by Artists On The Frontline Designed and audio edited by Zoe Lafferty

The Revolution's Promise is a mass-mobilisation project made possible by people around initiating and creating their own performances. ​ Created by Artists On The Frontline and The Freedom Theatre ​ ​Written by Zoe Lafferty ​ From the words of Ahmed Tobasi, Ali Abu Yaseen, Arna Mer Khamis, Dareen Tatour, Juliano Mer Khamis, Loai Tafesh, Mariam Abukhaled, Mohammad Al Azza, Mohammed Bakri, Mohammed Saba’aneh, Omar Barghouti, Rania Elias, Suhail Khoury, Yousef Swaitat, Zakaria Zubeidi, Ranin Odeh, Hala Sheta, Mohammad Abu Sakha Associate Artists Alia Alrosan, Ahmed Tobasi, Mustafa Sheta, Zoe Lafferty, ​ Dramaturgy by Micaela Miranda ​ Translation and Transcription by Alia Alrosan & Rachel Vogler ADDITIONAL ARTISTS MENTIONED Nuh Ibraham, Kamal Nasser, Ghassan Kanafani, Naji Al Ali Additional interviewees are Iman Aoun (Director Ashtar Theatre), Ramzi Abu Radwan (Founder Al Kamandjati) Amer Shomali (The Wanted 18) Discussion and Reading Group Format by Sonali Bhattacharyya & Zoe Lafferty

Written by Mohammad Abdalla, Saleem Fadi Saleem Alsarsk, Ibrahim Barahma, Bahaa Eldin Ibdah, Yahya Marei, Chantal Rizkalla, Aya Samara, Naqaa Samour, ​ Created and Edited by Yasmin Sameer and Zoe Lafferty ​ Visual Design by Zoe Lafferty ​ Co-ordination and additional translation by Naqaa Samour

Initiated and Produced by Associació Catalana per la Pau and Tere Petore Co-directed by Ahmed Tobasi and Marta Otin Dramaturgy by Jordi Caol Producer and Co-ordinator of the Palestine Team Yasmin Sameer Palestinian Artists Mohammad Abdalla, Saleem Fadi Saleem Alsarsk, Ibrahim Barahma, Bahaa Eldin Ibdah, Yahya Marei, Chantal Rizkalla, Aya Samara

Performed and based on the life of Osama Al Azza ​ Co-created and written by Osama Al Azza and Zoe Lafferty ​​​​ Osama is from Al Azza refugee camp in Bethlehem, Palestine. He grew up living under military occupation with tear gas, bullets, nightly curfews and army invasions. His dream is to be a professional clown but with few chances to make money he ends up taking tourists around the birth place of Jesus, the Church of the Nativity. One day he snaps and decides to take his group of visitors to his refugee camp ten minutes down the road and show them the conditions that Palestinians really live under.