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Hidden histories revealed at the National Maritime Museum

Yellow Earth is revealing hidden histories at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich through the stories of James Robson, a 19th century sailor of Chinese origin.



To help launch the exciting new Traders Gallery, the Museum has commissioned Yellow Earth to bring to life the longest serving member of the Cutty Sark’s crew- James Robson.

Artistic director Kumiko Mendl and writer Andy Cheung have been working with actors Paul Chan, Vincent Fajilagmago and Johnny Ong.

Come and meet James Robson and take a trip from China to London via the brand new Traders Gallery in this interactive performance. Entry is free and suitable for all the family, the museum is a great place to visit for young and old so come and make a day of it.

Performances on Saturdays at 12.00, 13.00, 14.00 and 15.00
on the following dates:
8, 22 October 2011
26 November 2011
28 January 2012
4, 18, 25 February 2012
23 March 2012

National Maritime Museum
Romney Road Greenwich
London SE10 9NF
More about the museum and how to get there



This news item was posted on: Saturday, 22 October, 2011

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