From Where I’m Standing
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23 Dec From Where I’m Standing

Posted at 15:42h in EXHIBITIONS by

Until August 18th 2021, Theatre Peckham is hosting the Empathy Museum’s exhibition From Where I’m Standing – ‘a unique portrait of life during the pandemic’.

I interviewed Kathleen and Robana, both NHS workers, about what life has been like on the frontline in 2020.

Here’s Kathleen’s story (recorded remotely in lockdown) – covering why she came to the UK from the Philippines, working on the Covid ward, and why she loves to sing Dolly Parton with her patients.

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