Thanks for sharing. This is JUST what I needed to read today.

I think I've been in that stage for about the last 15 years!! Sending strength.

Was literally about to say the exact same thing. I should read the article first but surely this is a joke.

What a brilliant and heartwarming idea. Thanks for sharing. I've tried to embed messages of kindness and bravery (in all its forms) throughout my plays for young audiences.

This was me last night. Fever of 42 / 107 and heart rate of 120 - but I am medically vulnerable and couldn't face sitting in A+E. Just decided to wait it out and hope I didn't have sepsis by the morning. That can't be right!

I was once in a and e for a severe allergic reaction and the nurses were eating the smelliest salted peanuts - right next to me.

Always brilliant to see a bedlington terrier (even just a nose) on social media!

It is SO COOL. 😍🤓😊😊😊

Thank you so much for this post! I’m there too and had zero idea! (From a short play evening from long long ago!) This has warmed my little writer heart!!!

Absolutely love that title! Good luck!

As you probably don't know me - I've been working in TYA for 20 years, care about it with my whole being, think that making theatre for young people is a huge privilege and massive responsibility, and if I can't help, I almost certainly know someone who can.

I have put a link to this in a newsletter I write for a network of TYA makers.

Hi. Please add me to this list if that's ok! Many thanks.