Bright Places is at Barnfield Theatre, Exeter from Wednesday 13 November 2024 until Thursday 14 November with performances at 7.45pm!

A three-woman, one-woman show about Multiple Sclerosis, MS for short, not to be confused with M&S or S&M!With 90s pop, a costume box and a whole heap of glitter, Bright Places is a darkly funny and deeply honest autobiographical story about growing up in the shadow of chronic illness.

Bright Places is at Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh from Wednesday 6 November 2024 until Friday 8 November with performances at 8pm!

A three-woman, one-woman show about Multiple Sclerosis, MS for short, not to be confused with M&S or S&M!With 90s pop, a costume box and a whole heap of glitter, Bright Places is a darkly funny and deeply honest autobiographical story about growing up in the shadow of chronic illness.

Bright Places is at Birmingham Rep from 24 October until 2 November 2024.

A three-woman, one-woman show about Multiple Sclerosis, MS for short, not to be confused with M&S or S&M!With 90s pop, a costume box and a whole heap of glitter, Bright Places is a darkly funny and deeply honest autobiographical story about growing up in the shadow of chronic illness.

You’re invited to take some time out of the busy day to stop, listen and reflect. We’re excited to be bringing our pop-up of Seedling and Cub, featuring two audio installations that consider climate change and belonging, and to ask ourselves 'How do we live with hope?’.

We are delighted to be inviting you to join us to explore your family or local stories through different sewing, printing & other textile techniques in Corby. 

We are delighted to be inviting you to join us to explore your family or local stories through different sewing, printing & other textile techniques in Kettering. 

You’re invited to take some time out of the busy day to stop, listen and reflect at the Grosvenor Shopping Centre in Northampton.

We are delighted to be inviting you to join us to explore your family or local stories through different sewing, printing & other textile techniques in Northampton. 

WHEN WE DIED at Edinburgh Festival Fringe as part of the Summerhall programme 2023.

She often imagines what each person’s life was like. But today she doesn’t have to imagine who he is. She knows him.

She often imagines what each person’s life was like. But today she doesn’t have to imagine who he is. She knows him.

They call me Mum. Everyone calls me Mum now. Or Mummy. I had a name before. Where did that go?

In this exhibition, you will be introduced to the re-discovered Gospel of Mary Magdalene and other hidden female lineages through the eyes of Jo Blake; local storyteller, dancer and performance maker.