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Episode 2: All To Play For
After Kath died in December 2019, Gill tried to get back to some normality, and meeting Yvonne for lunch talked about how she could write a book about all that had happened. It was a flippant comment, which morphed into writing a play to
honour Kath’s life and raise awareness of having to navigate endless health and care systems and processes. The play ‘Do You Know Who I Am?’ is sad but uplifting too, showing the glamourous side of Kath, it has humour, and lots of musical
nostalgia. It shows how a mother and daughter relationship can endure the toughest of times.
If you are concerned and experiencing any of the issues outlined or are interested in helping to get “Do You Know Who I Am” into production, we would love to hear from you please get in touch with us by email at [email protected]
A big shout out to those who have helped us provide a platform and promote the concept of the play:
Sheffield Theatres, BBC Radio Sheffield and James Marriott ([email protected])
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By An ifilosemymarbles ProductionAfter Kath died in December 2019, Gill tried to get back to some normality, and meeting Yvonne for lunch talked about how she could write a book about all that had happened. It was a flippant comment, which morphed into writing a play to
honour Kath’s life and raise awareness of having to navigate endless health and care systems and processes. The play ‘Do You Know Who I Am?’ is sad but uplifting too, showing the glamourous side of Kath, it has humour, and lots of musical
nostalgia. It shows how a mother and daughter relationship can endure the toughest of times.
If you are concerned and experiencing any of the issues outlined or are interested in helping to get “Do You Know Who I Am” into production, we would love to hear from you please get in touch with us by email at [email protected]
A big shout out to those who have helped us provide a platform and promote the concept of the play:
Sheffield Theatres, BBC Radio Sheffield and James Marriott ([email protected])