When middle class, white theatre makers are telling me about Syria or Palestine, I just say, who do you think you are? With writer and activ

Europe needs immigration, but living together comes with pain, with professor of education Marijk van der Wende.

I feel viscerally akin to the people running for their life. Being forced to leave is unbearable, on being a refugee with writer Zoë Duncan.

As kids, when we walked down the road, we'd speak Polish and if a German gendarme overheard us, he'd smack us, on WW2 with my grandfather.

Where's home when you spent your adult life away from where you grew up and the people you love reside in twenty different countries?