WHAT can a teenage boy who is into free-running and a middle-aged woman with Parkinson's possibly have in common? The desire to move.
Based on a true story this groundbreaking new play tackles an important and fascinating subject with humour, elegance and emotion.
Using projected imagery and live parkour the superb production explores real-life experiences between two people seemingly at polar opposites, and casts a light on the difficulties of living with Parkinsons.
Written by Sue Wylie, ex-drama teacher at Queen's College, and supported by Dorchester Arts.
Refreshments. Informal discussion after each performance.
Two performances at Queen’s College, Taunton TA1 4QS, on April 19 and 20, at 7.30 pm. Box office: 01832 340880.
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