Event
The Fool Eater: An Interactive Story about Urban Loneliness
17 May 2019
Event times
17th of May, 7 pm
Cost of entry
Free, supported by the Arts Council England. Everybody welcome!
Address
- Goldsmiths, University of London
- New Cross
- London
England - SE14 6NW
- United Kingdom
The Fool Eater is an interactive, illustrated story performance about self-acceptance in the face of 21st century social norms and values, told by a diverse cast of three narrators for those who might identify as non-binary men and lonely Londoners.
About
An Exploration of Urban Loneliness and Mental Health
The Fool Eater is an interactive story performance about self-acceptance in the face of 21st century social norms and values, told by a diverse cast of three narrators for those who might identify as non-binary men and lonely Londoners. Are you ready to see the doctor?
The story performance is followed by a panel discussion with mental health experts, artists and dramatherapy games.
Accessibility: The performance is made accessible for people with hearing difficulties through visual illustrations of the story and quirky subtitles in German and English.
You are welcome to stop by!
Let’s be lonely together
Written and Directed by Florian Seubert
Illustrated by Selma Hafizovic
Produced by Rosie Staley
Supported by Arts Council England
