AchieveAbility presents’ I could be Anyone’
I COULD BE ANYONE
Drama and Self-Esteem
Funny, highly original… part confession, part autobiography.
A volatile playful view from a dyslexic bridge.
Given the curricular flagship of academic excellence, held up as the only way to survive the adult market place, dyslexia, or learning difference, is riddled with negative connotations. The experience of those whose needs stand out as being different at school, so often has clear and demonstrable damaging effects on their self-esteem and quality of life, particularly in adult years. These research findings are very eloquently brought to life through this autobiographical performance.
‘We stood outside the mirror, like actors before a show, looking into the nature of our universal selves seeking truth and a revaluation of our lives’.
Performers: clare agius matthew scurfield
Presented by AchieveAbility and the University of Malta, Department of Counselling, Faculty for Social Wellbeing
Adapted by Clare Aguis, Lena Scurfield and Matthew Scurfield from the book by Matthew Scurfield
Directed by Lena Scurfield
Tues 26th Nov SOAS, University of London – Khalili Lecture Theatre 7.30pm
Wed 27th Nov Cambridge @ Downing College – Howard Theatre 5.30pm
Thur 28th Nov London @ LSE
Fri 29th Nov – Graduate School of Education, University of Bristol
Sat 30th Nov – Oxford @ Magdalen College – Grove Auditorium 7.30pm
Tues 3rd Dec – London @ Working Men’s College 7.00pm
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