The Slow Songs Make Me Sad
Chloe Bezer
Tue 7th Mar - Thu 9th Mar
20:15 (
70 mins)
Theatre
Tickets from £13.00
Venue: Network Theatre
Age Guidance: 15+
Contains some strong language, talk of suicide and depression.
A one-woman comedy musical about Post-Natal Depression.
Come and listen to some raucous cello songs; a sadistic therapist; a lewd clown (and a warm-hearted story-teller) as they shine a light on new motherhood and mental health in all its messy glory.
There’ll be tears and laughter in this uplifting show, that may change the way you listen to “Stay Another Day” forever.
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ABOUT THE COMPANY
Press & Reviews
Dan Bye, Theatre-Maker
Just because a show about post-natal depression is suprisingly funny doesn't stop it going to the dark places. If anything it's truer for the route it takes.
Emma, Audience Member (The Dukes, Lancaster)
...saw your show tonight and I just wanted to tell you how much I loved it. It made me laugh and cry, in the very best way.
Aliki Chappell, Theatre-Maker
...a witty, wise, vulnerable and very human show that made me mist up my glasses a bit.
George, Audience Member (Greenwich Theatre)
My friend and I were completely blown away - absolutely incredible...
Cast & Creative Team Performer: CHLOE BEZER
Chloe is a cellist and theatre-maker based in South East London. She has been making theatre since 2003 and playing the cello since 1983.
From 2005 to 2009 Chloe was Co-Artistic Director of Imprint Theatre Company with Dick Bonham (Little Mighty).
She performed on narrow boats, created (false) audio guides for gothic churches, staged public interventions in renovated city spaces and told ghost stories in theatres. For much of that time she was dressed as a clown.
In 2010 Chloe had a break to bring up her kids.
Since coming back to work in 2017, she has been gently easing her way back in with a show about post-natal depression (all the LOLs), some feminist musical museum banter about colonial Britain, a storytelling show (STOOPID) and a piece about Avocets.
Director: TOM MALCOLM WRIGHT
The Container (Edinburgh Fringe, winner Fringe First and Amnesty International Award, Young Vic), Home Sweet Home (Freedom Studios, Albany and Arc), Brief Encounters at Bradford Interchange (Freedom Studios), WOKE (Little Mighty/Leeds Playhouse/Royal Exchange).
His work is dedicated to his mentor, Daisaku Ikeda.
Please see tomwrightdirector.com for details of upcoming productions; if you enjoyed this one-person autobiographical show about mental health you may enjoy Chris Singleton’s How To Be a Better Human. https://bravewords.co.uk/shows
Set/Costume Design: EMMA WILLIAMS
Emma trained at Wimbledon School of Art.
Some recent designs include 'Belle and Mary' The Dukes, Lancaster; 'Hidden History', Mind The Gap; 'Everything I Own' and 'Abigail’s Party' Hull Truck; 'Upon The Stair' Harrogate Theatre and 'Queen of Chapeltown', Leeds Playhouse.
Forthcoming designs are: 'Nine Night', Leeds Playhouse and 'Listen 52', Chol Theatre.
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