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| Ongoing Events The Theatre Drop-In meets every Tuesday 6 –7.30 at our Munster Road Studio. This is an informal group of people who are in early recovery who have very little or no experience of drama. The emphasis is on having fun. If you’re interested, just come along. The Edge Theatre Group meets every Tuesday 7.45 – 9.00 pm at our Munster Road Studio. This is a group of substance misusers in recovery who have some experience of drama work who meet to develop projects for performance. To join this group you must have attended at least three Drop- In sessions. All groups are free. Ring us on 020 7371 8020 for full details of any of these groups. Nearest tube: Parsons Green - District line You do not have to be a resident of Hammersmith and Fulham to take part in any of these groups. |
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A theater intervention supporting people through recovery
from drugs and/or alcohol addiction. Touring in December to
treatment facilities with special 'open' performances at
Outside Edge studios 61 Munster Rd Fulham.
‘Megan has just left treatment for her drug addiction. With
her life apparently stabilised, she feels confident enough to
visit her estranged alcoholic father, Gareth. But the visit
sparks events that open a sequence of events that threatens
to push her into old behaviours. Behaviours that have the
potential to destroy her new found freedom from active
addiction.’
Border Crossing - March 2011
'An intervention for people affected by drug/alcohol addiction
that follows the story of a journey across borders that once
crossed can only lead to disaster, madness and possibly
death'.
Cries Unheard - Throughout the year
An interactive drama supporting child protection for multi
agency professionals with reference to Hidden Harm that
includes after performance discussion and forum. Taking
bookings throughout the year.
'Anja tries to control her drug use. Her life, and the life of her
kids, is lived truly at the edge. ‘When I overdose, then come
round’, She says, ‘I’m really disappointed to still be alive. But
the strange thingis, I’m terrified of dying’. As events turn the
police, nurses, teachers, and drug workers miss the cries of
the children who are caught in a nightmare that they may
never, ever, find their way out of'.
| The ACE Theatre Group in association with Community Options meets every Thursday between 5 and 7. The address is 2a Fielding Lane Bromley Kent BR29FL. Everyones welcome and its FREE |
A High Price to Pay - December
When your an addict or alcoholic in
recovery and your backs against the
wall you sometimes end up doing
things you wish you'd never done.
Ever.
"What Outside Edge
does is extremely
useful. It is alive and
powerful and impacts on
all the major issues in
our clients lives." Dave
Mulvaney, Director of
Services RAPT
(Rehabilitation of Addicted
Prisoners Trust)
does is extremely
useful. It is alive and
powerful and impacts on
all the major issues in
our clients lives." Dave
Mulvaney, Director of
Services RAPT
(Rehabilitation of Addicted
Prisoners Trust)
Alcoholic’s Anonymous co-founder Bill Wilson is struggling to stay sober. His depression, sex addiction, physical illness and collapsing marriage is taking its toll. Under criticism from fellow recovering alcoholics Bill instigates an encounter with an old friend who suggests a way through his troubles. Following suggestions Bill risks all and sparks off events leading to the final and greatest chapter in his and AA’s destiny. |
One Day At A Time - a play about a man who changed the world’s treatment of addiction forever |
| Touring to: Tara Arts Theater Earlsfield London 020 8333 4457 Tues 9th - Sat 13th November at 7.30pm Tickets £9.50 (£7conc) Oxford House Theater Bethnal Green London Mon 15th - Sat 20th November at 7.30pm Tickets £10.50 (£8conc) Please note: tickets for Oxford Hse performances can only be booked on-line at: WWW.OneDayAtATime.express.iristickets.co.uk or purchased at the door. Riverside Studios Hammersmith London 020 8237 1111 Tues 23rd - Sun 28th November at 7.45pm Tickets £12.50 (£10conc) |
For our professional theater tour for the general public we present in November 2010 a new production One Day At A Time that looks at how BILL WILSON co-founded with Dr BOB SMITH Alcoholics Anonymous helped it grow then set it free. |
| The Young People's Theater Group An ongoing group for young people aged 18 - 25 who have been/are affected by substance misuse. The emphasis is on having fun, building skills, meeting new people and working towards interventions and performances. Please contact the office for details: 020 7371 8020 |
| Please note: all ongoing groups are free. |