A poetry play based on Madame Bovary, The Magnetic Diaries describes a contemporary battle with severe depression, and the course of brain-altering repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) therapy that our protagonist, Emma, embarks on.
Adam Kay left a career as an obstetrician six years ago. In Fingering A Minor on the Piano, he shares observations about the realities of working as a doctor, creating a picture of the conditions and pressures that sit behind strike action.
Beverley Hood’s installation EIDOLON, currently at Edinburgh College of Art, explores the emotionally-complicated, ethically-fascinating territory of patient simulator manikins and society’s relative separation from the inner workings of hospitals and of medical training.
