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Birmingham Rep in Centenary Square, Birmingham
Sami Abu-Wardeh wears a white vest, blue shirt and light coloured trousers, he holds his hands out expressively, a row of audience can be seen.

Palestine: Peace de Resistance

by Sami Abu Wardeh

Winner of the Bestie Award 2026 and Spirit of the Fringe Award 2026.

Passionate, epic, and very funny.”
★★★★, Fest

Following a sold-out London run and a critically acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe, Sami Abu-Wardeh is touring his “defiantly goofy” (The Guardian ★★★★) call for mass civil disobedience.

As a Palestinian born in exile, only to be displaced from his country of birth by yet another war, Sami digs deep into his ties to resistance and Palestinian identity – and still finds space for the silliest of faces. He posits- can resistance be funny?

A compelling collage of historical storytelling, jokes about colonialism, and a silent-comedy style that remains defiantly goofy in the face of abomination.”
★★★★, The Guardian

Venue

The Door

Written & Performed by

Sami Abu-Wardeh

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Running Time

Approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes without an interval

Age Guidance

14+

Please note, no under 5s will be admitted to the auditorium.

Content Advice

Please note, this production contains adult themes and language, flashing lights, loud noises, descriptions of violence, and themes of colonialism, loss and grief.

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