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BURNOUT

SHYBAIRN

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Sun 19th Mar
18:10 (
60 mins)
Theatre
Climate,New Writing,Underrepresented Voices
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Age Guidance: 12+
Explores flooding, racism and classism. Some loud noises and flashing lights. Discusses burnout and anxiety.
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‘Your bamboo toothbrush won’t save us, you don’t recycle it anyways.’

Amara meets Bridgette at a protest, one of those, ‘hippy, green, save-the-planet’ things.

Bridgette’s a committed activist. Amara’s about to finish her GCSEs. Their town’s been flooded.

Again.

But how’s getting arrested going to help anything? They can’t afford to do that.

BURNOUT was created with climate activists across the UK. The show exposes the burnout experienced by activists from marginalised communities alongside the burnout of our planet.

BURNOUT is written by Nicole Acquah (Women’s Playwriting Prize Shortlist 2022 for SANKOFA) and devised by the company. It’s a call to action for audiences to think about privilege, activism and climate justice.



Other Performances:

Sat 18th Mar
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Matinee
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2.30pm
Cavern
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The Vaults
Leake Street
Sat 18th Mar
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6.10pm
Cavern
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The Vaults
Leake Street
Sun 19th Mar
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6.10pm
Cavern
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The Vaults
Leake Street

SHYBAIRN

Cast & Creative Team Created by SHYBAIRN
Written by NICOLE ACQUAH
Director: CAITLIN EVANS
Producer: BECKY JONES
Assistant Producer: SUSANNAH BRAMWELL
Designer: NIC FARR
Lighting Designer: CARLY ALTBERG
Sound Designer: JAMIE LU
Technical Stage Manager: LUCIE REGAN
Video Designer (Captions): BEN GLOVER
Access Consultant: KATE LOVELL
Movement Direction: AIMEE BEVAN
Performer - 'Amara': LEKHANI CHIRWA
Performer - ‘Bridgette’: CHLOE WADE

Originally devised with DANEKA ETCHELLS in the role of 'Bridgette' (“Daneka Etchells is the most compelling Beatrice you might ever see”, The Guardian on Much Ado About Nothing, Sheffield Crucible 2022)


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