Cathy
tour is now over, and it’s been quite an experience as we performed not only in
theatres, but homeless hostels and many prisons too, including Wormwood Scrubs
and Pentonville and the inmates there were amazing; wonderfully welcoming and
keen to share their own life experiences with us. The very last gig a few weeks ago I think
reflects the diverse venues we have been touring to, as we were invited to
perform the play at the House of Lords as part of an evening reception for the ‘Homes
for Cathy’ charity. Again the people
there were moved by the play and we were made very welcome by the Lords and MP’s
who had attended the event, and were later invited to ‘Strangers Bar’ for a few
late drinks by the labour shadow housing minister, John Healey. Can’t believe it’s all over; it was difficult
to say goodbye to the cast and crew after so long, but a fantastic final outing
for Cathy, and what a privilege to have been a part of it all. Here’s
some picture of the event – the cast and crew and John Healey too!
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