The show illustrates the history of the Land of Palestine, from the Neolithic era to the present. Palestinian women, many of them who live in refugee camps across the Middle East, have produced the artwork on display. The works are an honest and touching depiction of the history of the land and its people and their everyday life.

Sir Thomas Allen will perform and be in conversation with Radio 3 presenter Kate Kennedy and pianist Simon Over. The event is organised by the OCLW. 

Sir Thomas has won worldwide acclaim for the many roles he has made his own including Billy Budd, Pelléas, Eugene Onegin, Ulisse and Beckmesser. He has sung no less than 50 roles at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, and in recent years, he has added directing to his credits, making an acclaimed US debut with The Marriage of Figaro.