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• Peer Productions and the National Association for Children of Alcoholics': 50 Days: Alone
Together tells the story of ten teens and their first 50 days in lockdown

• Laura Kenyon and Centre 151: This project will work with women who have experienced
domestic abuse to create a ‘handbook’ using movement and improvisations to empower them to tell
their story in their own voices

• Rhubarb Theatre and Addy Farmer and Lincolnshire County Council and SHINE Network: an
animation for schools created by Rhubarb Theatre, as well a selection of resources for adults,
schools, and children to help encourage dialogue about depression and suicidal thoughts

• Maya Productions and Darnall Wellbeing and Ignite Imaginations and Roshni Sheffield:
inspired by Maya’s new musical, Benny and the Greycats which tells the story of an Anglo-Indian
family moving from South India to Sheffield, this project will work with an over 50s South Asian and
ethnically diverse group in Sheffield, providing participants with new skills and respite from the
constraints of COVID-19 through memory sharing, music, art and theatre-making

• Breakfast Club and The Magpie Project: Over five weeks, Breakfast Club will work with
mothers supported by The Magpie Project to produce a series of sonic postcards in response to
material developed by the mothers in workshops, which will include instrumental improvisations,
spoken word, field recordings and moments captured during workshop conversations

Full details from the festival website.