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    Bear and Bird presents

    Your Call Is Important To Us (Archive)

    (Cancelled) Sat 18 Mar at 9pm
    Tickets This event has been cancelled but we are looking to reschedule the performance at a later date.
    ARCHIVE
    A poetic, honest and ultimately hopeful performance, reflecting the realities of depression.
    Content Notice
    Running Time 60 mins
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Wheelchair Accessible
    Relaxed Performance
    Relaxed Performance
    BSL Performance
    BSL Performance
    Assistance dogs welcome
    Assistance dogs welcome
    Content Notice
    Content NoticeThe play is about the realities of serious depression, so reference to depression and suicidal thoughts are a consistent theme throughout the piece. Uncomfortable sexual encounters are also discussed openly. Suitable for ages 16+

    With an integrated BSL-interpreter onstage, the play explores the relationship between communication, disability and mental health. As two young lovers try to communicate with each other and achieve intimacy through the worst times, Your Call is Important to Us examines what it means to be depressed with another person.

    "A serious, thought-provoking, and engrossing exploration of living with mental illness."
    The Reviews Hub on The Light Trail
    "Should be rightfully recognised as an important and perceptive documentation of that condition of the mind."
    London Theatre1 on The Light Trail

    "Welcoming, inclusive, creative and life-affirming. I have learnt a lot myself in so many ways that will seep into all parts of my life. My self-confidence has massively increased"

    Human Jam participant