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Tuesday 17 March 2020 | 7.30pm
Djanogly Theatre | Lakeside Arts
£12
Presented by Jade Byrne from Blackbird Creative Arts in association with LittleMighty
"I've had over 70,000 pricks… Of the medical kind. This is my chance to set the record straight about Type 1 diabetics like me. Despite what people say, I'm not bankrupting the NHS. And I can eat cake if I want to."
This urgent, funny new show blends warmly engaging storytelling with poetry and an original soundscape. It tells a surprisingly moving and uplifting story about families and learning to care for each other better.
Duration 60 minutes (no interval)
Suitable for ages 12+
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