| Author: | Jackie Hagan | ISBN: | 1230000513432 |
| Publisher: | Flapjack Press | Publication: | June 25, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jackie Hagan |
| ISBN: | 1230000513432 |
| Publisher: | Flapjack Press |
| Publication: | June 25, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
In April 2013 Jackie Hagan was commissioned to write a solo show. The following month she was unexpectedly admitted to hospital with a very painful foot. Four months later she left hospital with one less leg and loads more maturity. Along the way she also fell in love, found her Dad and made friends with an old woman who looked like a threadbare tennis ball (with eyes). This is the script of the show, a poetic comedy with daftness and depth.
Winner of Best Spoken Word Show at Saboteur Awards 2015 and winner of a Creative Future Literary Award 2015.
Jackie Hagan was raised on broken biscuits in a little town that's now studied on the GCSE syllabus as a 'failed social experiment'. She performs poetry and comedy, is a playwright for Graeae Theatre and runs Seymour Poets, a creativity project for isolated adults based at blueSCI Arts and Wellbeing centre in Manchester.
"A unique and utterly compelling performer. With wit and charm, she manages to make us laugh in the face of adversity." - Matt Fenton, Artistic Director, Contact Theatre
"Jackie Hagan boldly goes where no one even knows it's possible to go. Then gets the bus back home eating chips on the top deck."- Jo Warburton, poet
"Hearttfelt, hilarious and slightly eccentric." - The Skinny
Adult poetry / show script / LGBT+
In April 2013 Jackie Hagan was commissioned to write a solo show. The following month she was unexpectedly admitted to hospital with a very painful foot. Four months later she left hospital with one less leg and loads more maturity. Along the way she also fell in love, found her Dad and made friends with an old woman who looked like a threadbare tennis ball (with eyes). This is the script of the show, a poetic comedy with daftness and depth.
Winner of Best Spoken Word Show at Saboteur Awards 2015 and winner of a Creative Future Literary Award 2015.
Jackie Hagan was raised on broken biscuits in a little town that's now studied on the GCSE syllabus as a 'failed social experiment'. She performs poetry and comedy, is a playwright for Graeae Theatre and runs Seymour Poets, a creativity project for isolated adults based at blueSCI Arts and Wellbeing centre in Manchester.
"A unique and utterly compelling performer. With wit and charm, she manages to make us laugh in the face of adversity." - Matt Fenton, Artistic Director, Contact Theatre
"Jackie Hagan boldly goes where no one even knows it's possible to go. Then gets the bus back home eating chips on the top deck."- Jo Warburton, poet
"Hearttfelt, hilarious and slightly eccentric." - The Skinny
Adult poetry / show script / LGBT+
