“Kati-D” is 23 and has always been the life of the party: until recently.
A diagnosis unexpectedly throws everything she has set out for herself into doubt, as a chronic condition begins to play a bigger and bigger part in her work, her interpersonal relationships, her life…
Through drama, song, humour, highs, lows and more – inspired and influenced by a creative community workshop series exploring how chronic conditions effect the lives of those in South Tyneside and surrounding areas – A Pain in the Arts seeks to shine a light on the people behind chronic conditions, and raise awareness of the overwhelming and often unseen or unspoken effects on their lives.
Flippin’ Pain and Durham Pain service invite you to join the performance on 18 March 2025: after the 55-minute performance, you will have opportunity to ask your questions to our expert panel.
Book tickets
Tuesday 18 March 2025, 2:30pm
Elvet Methodist Church
Tickets £5
Please note: A Pain in the Arts is hosting a number of events in March. Whilst the performance remains the same, Flippin’ Pain will only be attending the date on the 18th.
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