Hate Radio Documentary Film
Information
Time: Available to stream anytime between 19 – 22 April
Tickets: Pay What You Can (suggested price £4)
Running Time: 52 mins
Age Guidance: 14+
To watch the performance, you’ll need a laptop or desktop computer.
This documentary film is part of Milo Rau’s project about the Rwandan genocide.
Director Milo Rau and his collective, the International Institute of Political Murder, directed a documentary based on the research carried out to produce Hate Radio. The documentary includes: clips from the live performance; interviews with journalists; interviews with the cast; and archive footage.
The film is narrated in German and French with English subtitles.
This performance is Pay What You Can.
The Pay What You Can Scheme removes a financial barrier, giving everyone the chance to see our shows. This is made possible by those who are able choosing a higher price point, and for this you can be guided by the recommended price. Thank you for supporting us and the community by continuing to book with us. We look forward to seeing you soon.
ACCESS
This event takes place online.
If you’ve booked a ticket, you’ll receive an email in advance with a link to the video and helpful information.
PERFORMANCE INFORMATION
The video is narrated in German and French with English subtitles.
Content
- Contains detailed descriptions of Tutsi people being killed, mutilated, raped and hunted. None of this violence is shown but there are two moments of archive footage showing dead bodies.
All performances will be Relaxed. We invite you to make yourself comfortable and move around if you need to. You can adjust the brightness and volume of your device at any time.
If you need to take a break, we recommend moving away from your device to do so. If you decide to turn off the performance, you will be able to stream the content another time so long as it is before 11pm on the final show date.
STREAMING THE PERFORMANCE
Once you have booked your ticket for your chosen show, you will receive a confirmation e-ticket from our box office to confirm your purchase.
Ahead of the start date of your performance, you will receive a pre-show email from us containing everything you need to know about how to stream your content including a link to watch the video.
CREDITS
Cast: Sébastien Foucault (as Georges Ruggiu), Afazali Dewaele (as DJ Jojo), Nancy Nkusi (as Valérie Bemeriki) and Diogène Atome Ntarindwa (as Kantano Habimana).
Interviews with: Patrick de Saint-Exupéry, Valérie Bemeriki, Jean-Louis Gilissen and Georges Ruggiu
Written, directed and produced by: Milo Rau
Montage and sound design: Marcel Bächtiger
Set and costume design: Anton Lukas
Camera: Marcel Bächtiger, Patrick Meyer-Clement, Lennart Laberenz, Markus Tomsche
Sound: Jens Baudisch
Research: Eva-Maria Bertschy, Jens Dietrich and Milo Rau
Assistant director and production manager: Mascha Euchner-Martinez
Extra Performer: Ivan Nyagatare
We want our shows to be as accessible to as many people as possible.
We offer tickets to most shows on a Pay What You Can basis throughout the year.
Tickets for Council Chamber performances in 2025 start at £9.50, and we have recommended pricing to help you choose a price that works for you.
We know that ticket price is a huge barrier for some. If you can afford to pay the recommended price or more, choosing to do so supports those that can’t. It makes it possible for us to continue to offer Pay What You Can and welcome those who otherwise wouldn’t be able to attend.
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