Where to From Here
What if you could meet all the people you could have been?
She's on the trip of a lifetime: middle-aged, menopausal and forgotten to buy her ticket. Sitting in the station cafeteria drinking over-brewed tea and eating stale croissants, a stranger asks her, 'Do I know you?' This simple question will change the course of her life forever.
The art of storytelling depends on two things Tracy Crisp has nailed: entertainment and believability
About the show
After writing I Made an Adult it seemed like a natural progression to write about the experience of middle age. I'm especially interested in the duality of these years. While these years are often overflowing with big responsibilities and upheavals, at the same time we are beginning to feel we might, kind of, possibly know what's going on.
This story is about the reckoning that happens to so many of us. The process of looking back at what we have (and haven't) done and making peace with our choices. At the same time, having spent so much time in previous shows looking back, I was keen to try a new perspective--looking forward. So I put myself at this point of connection between these two perspectives.
Much of this show is about facing life's disappointments, so it was important to me that this would be a light-hearted piece. Life is complex, but there's always a laugh to be found.
Acknowledgements and credits
Written and performed by Tracy Crisp
Directed by Maggie McGinty
Love and support by Adrian Jones
Image Maggie McGinty
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