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    Chopped Logic

    Sat 2 Apr at 9pm
    Tickets £8
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    Centred around the true-life story of one family’s journey through the pandemic, this shocking and poignant tales weaves together verbatim stories from the perspectives of patients, medical health care professionals and relatives in the vortex of the Pandemic.



    Content Notice
    Running Time 60 minutes
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    Content NoticeThemes of medical procedure, mental health trauma and emotional distress
    Health Notice
    Health NoticeLoud noise

    Centred around the true-life story of one family’s journey through the pandemic, this shocking and poignant tales weaves together verbatim stories from the perspectives of patients, medical health care professionals and relatives. Exploring and unpacking the experiences of those most desperately affected by the pressures placed on the NHS, this play is told through the lens of those who have lived it and is created by theatre maker Alexandra Spencer-Jones, who herself experienced the thousand natural shocks of losing those closest to her in the Pandemic.

    Incorporating original music written in response to real life events, this important project is being built in direct conversation with Mind, The Limbless Association and various NHS trusts - proudly supported by Northampton Derngate Theatre, The Burgess Estate Salford, The Park Theatre London and Camden People’s Theatre.

    Commissioned by CPT

    "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