PLAY "I hope this play has a longer life, not only for its educational value but also as a calling card for a playwright at the top of her game." Neil Darcy Jones, Colchester Gazette

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April 2017

The play is a love story about invisible disability.

Chris is a city lawyer; Jess is a Ph.D. student. Two ordinary people in a relationship who want to get on with their lives. The birth of their son and the economic crash create a catalyst of events that leads them to discover who they really are.

Can their relationship survive the challenges of accepting their newfound reality?

 

Director  |  Scott Hurran
Producer  |  Maeve O’Neill
Producing partners |  Mercury Theatre Colchester
Additional tour venues |  Oxford Playhouse; Norwich Arts Centre; Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury; Supported by Arts Council England

 

“I hope this play has a longer life, not only for its educational value but also as a calling card for a playwright at the top of her game.”

Neil Darcy Jones / Colchester Gazette

“As someone not with dyspraxia but a similar learning disability, it was incredibly close to home and therapeutic- it felt as if it may have changed my life!”

Audience Feedback / Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford

“A fantastic show- very touching and such fresh and truthful performances. It brought something very important into the light.”

Audience Feedback / Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford

“Nicola has cracked it and found an ideal cast- can’t wait for the FILM!”

Audience Feedback / Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford

“Excellent performance. Very relatable & articulate”

Audience Feedback / Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford

“As someone with dyspraxia it was really great to see it portrayed so honestly” 

Audience Feedback / Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford

“Very moving, was diagnosed as an adult in October 2016, felt Jess’s pain!”

Audience Feedback / Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford

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