Life. It’s raw, it’s real, and there’s karaoke.
Grace smashed cancer with the constant support from her ride-or-die Abbie, but victory has since started to feel like a bad joke. She tried, like really tried, to climb out of a pit of streaming and scrolling, following Abbie’s the 100 step plan to being alive, but no one ever tells you about the fear of it all.
This darkly hilarious karaoke theatre show cranks up sing-along-bops that weave between Grace’s broken pieces as she throws a personal memorial for her full-of-life chemo buddy.
Raw and real, join us to belt along together to the soundtrack of life. It’s the most fun you’ll have questioning life, death, and everything in between.
Written by Olivia Hannah (Braids) and made by award-winning theatre company and creators of challenging & camp nights out Silent Uproar (A Super Happy Story About Feeling Super Sad, Dead Girls Rising).
About Us
Silent Uproar
We are an award-winning theatre company creating fun nights out to engage a younger, funkier, and punkier crowd.
We tell relevant, daring, and bold stories created by exceptional northern playwrights and filled with riotous ideas (and really stupid jokes). Our shows are ridiculous and revolutionary events to welcome a younger audience to theatre shows and venues. So they can discuss difficult, challenging and taboo topics and have an excellent night out. Our shows empower people to make the world a better place through entertainment.
We are based in Hull and are committed to making work in the North of England. We strive to make theatre affordable, accessible, and exciting for 16-25s; doing so will ensure theatre will be relevant to as many people as possible. We are a project-funded charity, an affiliated artist at Hull Truck Theatre and are supported by Hull City Council, East Riding Council, Garfield Weston Foundation and Arts Council England (through project grant funding).