Kerry – Sheatre Festival

Based on a true story, my short monologue ‘Kerry’ is being read at Bristol’s Sheatre festival, Directed and Curated by the incredible Amy Bethan Evans who is known for her play Libby’s Eyes and so much more.
As the name suggests this is theatre made by those who identify as women.
This is my first experience of all female theatre making and I couldn’t wait to get stuck in.
In honour of the suffrage centenary, we celebrated the work of female and non-male writers. In association with dramaturg Amy Bethan Evans we present: Sheatre.

(funny story – I looked for a room for the night online and I nearly booked Bristol Quebec, which would have been nice, and is an adventure for another day!).
This story is about Kerry was heard on May 20th near Bristol in the South West of England
Tea-Powered Theatre is the exciting Company that are producing the event.
The venue is an Art Gallery, 6 West St, Bristol BS2 0BH
“Have you got five minutes? Could you help me? A man just came into the toilet. He smashed all the mirrors and kicked the door in. There’s glass all over the floor… ‘

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