Theatre / Play Health / Wellness Outdoor
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9026808786
Caravan Theatre tours the critically-acclaimed play, 4.48 Psychosis, in September and October 2020.
4.48 Psychosis, by radical and influential British playwright Sarah Kane, takes a deep dive into issues of mental health and suicide. Lyrical yet raw, grim yet humorous, the play beautifully expresses ugly truths: isolation, stigma, and the longing for self-esteem and community understanding. Integrating movement into Kane’s poetic text, Artistic Director, Kathy France, leads a talented cast of notable Maritime-based performers Margaret Legere and Rebecca Wolfe.
Following each performance, audience members are invited to join the cast and community wellness partners for a post-show conversation addressing issues of mental health, identity and inclusion. This event (performance and conversation) runs 90 minutes without an intermission.
Performances take place outdoors with audience following COVID-19 protocols.
Audience members will be seated in zones that can accommodate from 1 to 10 ticket-holders.
Trigger Warning: Adult language and content. This show explicitly deals with self-harm, suicide, death, depression, dysphoria, mental health, and drug use.
[email protected]
9026808786
Caravan Theatre tours the critically-acclaimed play, 4.48 Psychosis, in September and October 2020.
4.48 Psychosis, by radical and influential British playwright Sarah Kane, takes a deep dive into issues of mental health and suicide. Lyrical yet raw, grim yet humorous, the play beautifully expresses ugly truths: isolation, stigma, and the longing for self-esteem and community understanding. Integrating movement into Kane’s poetic text, Artistic Director, Kathy France, leads a talented cast of notable Maritime-based performers Margaret Legere and Rebecca Wolfe.
Following each performance, audience members are invited to join the cast and community wellness partners for a post-show conversation addressing issues of mental health, identity and inclusion. This event (performance and conversation) runs 90 minutes without an intermission.
Performances take place outdoors with audience following COVID-19 protocols.
Audience members will be seated in zones that can accommodate from 1 to 10 ticket-holders.
Trigger Warning: Adult language and content. This show explicitly deals with self-harm, suicide, death, depression, dysphoria, mental health, and drug use.
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing: Pay-What-You-Want ($5, $10, $15, $20).
Where to buy Tickets: Online at caravantour.brownpapertickets.com or at performance
Purchase Tickets Online
Where to buy Tickets: Online at caravantour.brownpapertickets.com or at performance
Purchase Tickets Online
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