Tell Me Where It Hurts

A comedy-drama exploring women’s health, identity and the struggle to be heard. Raising awareness of PMDD and LAWC. Teepee Productions and Luton All Women's Centre present this powerful comedy-drama follows Chrissy, a dedicated drama teacher navigating life with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). She is determined to stage the school play while also mentoring Annie, a talented yet troubled student who is auditioning for a prestigious performing arts school. As both women wrestle with their own bodies and emotions, they find themselves facing a shared struggle… the feeling of being unheard and misunderstood by the world around them. At the same time, Chrissy is grappling with tensions in her personal life, particularly with her partner, Nathan, who longs for a child, a desire that clashes with her own uncertainties. The play sheds light on the resilience required to manage women’s health issues in a world that often fails to recognise them. “The production is outstanding from beginning to end; beautifully written, intelligently staged, & performed with extraordinary honesty. it’s moving, thought-provoking & above all, unforgettable.” "With just three actors, it creates a world that feels frighteningly real, making it impossible not to become emotionally invested in these characters." -Theatrebab WINNER of Best Theatre Production & The John Beecher Memorial Award (Buxton Fringe) WINNER of Best Performance (Birmingham Festival) ***** - TheatreBab **** - Breaking The Fourth Wall Supported by The PMDD Project, The Old Town Hall (Hemel Hempstead), Evelyn Health & Arts Council England. Run time: 80mins approx. Age Guidance:14+ Trigger Warnings: Exploration of mental health, depictions of self-harm, references to suicide and self-harm, some strong language. Luton All Women's Centre www.lutonallwomenscentre.org.uk Run by women, for women, our Women's Centres in Luton and Bedford support women experiencing any kind of abuse or trauma - domestic abuse, childhood sexual abuse, sexual violence, etc. We're working in partnership with Lea Vale PCN and Luton Public Health to raise awareness of women's health issues. Tel. 01582 416783 [email protected]