Oh, Calm Down
From award-winning writer, Charlotte Anne-Tilley (Almost Adult), comes a moving and exploratory play about OCD, misdiagnosis and discovering yourself.
About Oh, Calm Down
It’s 1999, Lucy is in labour and trying to hold herself together. In 2024, Claire is an art student having panic attacks – and contemplating her own mortality.
The show explores two hugely misunderstood types of OCD: postnatal OCD and existential OCD through Lucy and Claire’s stories.
Summerhall, Cairns Lecture Theatre, Thursday 1st – Monday 26th August 2024 (not 12th, 19th), 15:00 THEATRE
Tickets are available from website link above
£17 (£14.50)
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