It's All In Your Head - featuring Love and then Lighthouses

Drunken Chorus and Greenwich & Lewisham young People's Theatre

Presented at:

Camden People’s Theatre as part of TSOTF London 2019.

The premiere of a brand new solo show by Drunken Chorus, alongside three short solo performances by young female artists - all on themes of mental health.

Miranda Prag (20 mins)
Love and then Lighthouses by Drunken Chorus (50 mins)
Koko Brown (20 mins) 
Hazel Bracken (20 mins)

All performances have been created as part of It’s All In Your Head – a project exploring solo performance and themes of mental health. As part of the project Drunken Chorus have created a new solo performance - Love and then Lighthouses - as well as mentoring five young female artists from Greenwich & Lewisham Young People's Theatre. You can see the work of three of these artists alongside Love and then Lighthouses, with the second two - Caldonia Walton and Holly Clark - performing on Saturday 18 February.

Love and then Lighthouses by
Drunken Chorus
Sheena loves Pulp.
She loves Jarvis Cocker.
She loves the ocean, indie discos and the warm sun on her face.
Sometimes she feels lost at sea – alone in the darkness.

Through imagined stories, fantasy gigs and handmade aesthetics, Sheena tells the tale of a little boat who is thrown off course by a storm. Filled with despair, the boat doesn’t know which way to turn and she faces her dark night of the soul.  

A show full of disco lights, smoke machines and beacons in the darkness. A DIY guidebook for a teenage journey through the pitch black Yorkshire night.

Find out more about the work and process of all the artists here 

Supported using public money from the National Lottery through Arts Council England. With additional support from Greenwich & Lewisham Young People’s Theatre, through their Progression programme (funded by Arts Council England and Keolis Amey Docklands). Developed from a scratch showing at Room Festival 2016 at Arts Depot.

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