The project centred on the play Tull by Phil Vasili. Working with 30 young volunteers, the project explored what Tull’s legacy means to the Tottenham community through dramatic performances in community venues and extra-curricular projects. Additional workshops enabled the audiences to discuss the issues raised by Tull’s life.

Informed by sound historical sources and a range of local partner organisations, the project encouraged young people to learn about the experience of the First World War and the wider political context of the era, namely, race, racism and the right to vote. The project’s legacy will be ensured through a DVD and other media records that enhances the Bruce Castle Museum First World War archive, reaching a wide audience.