'A moth came into my room... I tried to save it. I set it free...'
In US prisons an estimated 30,000 people are living in solitary confinement. Existing in a small, sterile room for 23 hours a day.
Maggie Roberts is one of these people. She loves her husband, enjoys painting and hopes to do more cooking at home. Once she gets out.
Witness how the human spirit can stretch in order to survive in this new play about the tiny glimmers of hope, even in the darkest of hours.
From its debut at the Leicester Square Theatre, and subsequent five-star run at Brighton Fringe Festival, Tormented Casserole bring the powerful 'And We'll Laugh At Gilded Butterflies' to the Tabard Theatre as part of their Playmakers Festival.
It's easy to label someone a monster.
It's harder to see them as a human being.
BOOK TICKETS AT http://www.tabardweb.co.uk/playmakers.htm
This piece will be performed as one half of a double bill with 'Fair Exchange' by Madhia Hussain.
