PART OF THE SMA SOLO THEATRE FESTIVAL!

This play manages to be both heartfelt and buoyant, as it portrays an innocent child’s perspective and experience of her mother’s suicide attempts. At the age of seven, a girl hopes that by writing a numbered list of “every brilliant thing” that makes life worth living, she can make her mother feel better. As the child journeys into adulthood, the list evolves alongside her, from just a few things to thousands! The audience is invited to join the storyteller in reflecting on the simple, wonderful, joyful things that inspire hope, even in the darkest times.

Producers’ note: We’re VERY lucky to have Terri Weagant with us from New York to share this gorgeous piece of theatre with us! Please get tickets early if you want to make sure you get in. Unlike any theatre you’ve ever seen before!​ You’ll feel inspired and grateful to be alive!

Audience Interaction: This production involves some audience participation, with partial seating on stage. All interactions are optional, confirmed by consent. The production may be enjoyed with or without directly participating.