A play based on verbatim accounts of women who used drugs, of the care they received from midwives & social workers in the perinatal period.About this Event
Three women. Nine months. With each flip of a coin, you write their story.
This isn’t your typical lecture, workshop or seminar. Step into the shoes of patients, midwives, social workers and nurses in this powerful, research-based theatre game that explores the difficult decisions, the crises and realities of drug dependency and motherhood.
Created by acclaimed writer and director Jude Christian, this unique production blends research from King’s College London’s The Stepping Stones Study and powerful theatre created by Outside Edge Theatre Company – the UK’s only theatre company dedicated to addiction. The Stepping Stones Study explored care pathways for female-identifying mothers and their babies. We use the language of Mum & mother, but it applies to everyone who gives birth.
Tickets are free. We encourage trainee and practicing midwives, nurses, social workers, service providers, and anyone who wants to develop their knowledge and skills in trauma-informed care for vulnerable mothers and their infants to attend.
LOCATION
Harris Lecture Theatre, Hodgkin Building, Newcomen Street, Guy’s Campus
TIMINGS
FIRST PERFORMANCE
13.15 Arrival
13.30 Performance starts
14.00 Post show Q&A
14.30 END
SECOND PERFORMANCE
15.15 Arrival
15.30 Performance starts
16.00 Post show Q&A
16.30 END
This is an in-person only event.
Event Venue
Guy's Campus, Guy's Campus, London, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00
