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In Tiny Fragments of Beautiful Light, Northumberland-based creative Allison Davies explores one woman’s journey to self-discovery
Almost everyone has had the feeling that they just don’t belong in a group. It’s a subject explored by Northumberland-based creative Allison Davies in her show Tiny Fragments of Beautiful Light at Alphabetti Theatre from Tuesday 31st January-Saturday 18th February.
The 75 minute piece explores the story of Elsa who has been feeling as if she were invisible, or as if she was trying to get into a building without any doors…Elsa’s life has never been boring, but has often been a struggle. She doesn’t believe that she could ever fit in with anyone, until she meets Carmen. When Carmen just seems to ‘get her’ Elsa finds herself suddenly thrown down a path of introspection in order to learn why school was always such a nightmare, and romance was a mystery, until now.
Taking the time to look at life through someone else’s eyes, Tiny Fragments of Beautiful Light explores one woman’s journey of self-discovery, and will chime with anyone who has ever felt like an outcast or has experienced the intensive search for identity, in an immersive and interactive celebration of the joy and freedom that comes when we live as we truly are.
