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For a Palestinian

Tue 13 Sept - Sat 1 Oct at 7pm

Cheryl May Ndione presents

For The Love Of A Primary Caregiver

Tue 15 - Sat 19 Nov at 9pm

Tickets £12 (£10)

Rosemary is about to do a speech at her mother’s wedding. She’s not quite sure how to hit the right note as the relationship between Rosemary and her mother has been... less- than- rosy. As latent thoughts and feelings bubble to the surface, we realise maybe the apple hasn’t fallen very far from the tree.

Running Time 70 minutes

Wheelchair Accessible

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Content NoticeContains reference to or themes of co-dependency.

For The Love Of A Primary Caregiver is a piece that speaks to the impact of the primary relationship, and the blind spots it can create in even the most self-aware of us. A co-dependent parental bond can become normalised and it can take years to unpick. I wanted to paint a portrait of someone striving to be better despite the hardship that they perceive. Cheryl’s motivation for writing the piece stems from her own self-development journey and from her work as a coach. Understanding how humans have brilliant coping strategies that serve us really well up until a point, but those coping strategies can sometimes alienate us, because we can decide to move through the world defensively.

Tickets for For The Love Of A Primary Caregiver

Tue 15 Nov, 21:00

Wed 16 Nov, 21:00

Thu 17 Nov, 21:00

Fri 18 Nov, 21:00

Sat 19 Nov, 21:00

"This is a very poignant play and highlights how a lot of children identify their parents as superhero’s despite all evidence pointing otherwise, because a child cannot handle the concept that the person they depend on for love and safety will give them ne"

Alwaystimefortheatre

“Such a crucial part of the UK theatre ecology… Developing artists and audiences”

The Guardian, 2016

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