Performance

Venue	OFS Studio (previously known as Old Fire Station Theatre)
Town	Oxford
County	Oxfordshire
From	19th January 2019
To	19th January 2019
When	19:30
OFS Studio (previously known as Old Fire Station Theatre) (V800)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 27 Nov 18 - T481641822

Eat Your Heart Out

Work:: Eat Your Heart Out (S01694296110)

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Production:: (T481641822)

A frank and sharply funny play about one woman's journey to the brink and back again. Bel Jones is 17 and fearless. She breaks hearts and turns heads from the back of the 67 bus. She shares secrets, cheesy chips and cigarettes with Chantelle and Nicole. She loves Cardi B, Candy Crush and Dean Martin's eyebrow slit. She hates revision, the lower sixth boys and how her body looks in the bathroom mirror. Bel has a huge hunger for life?that is, until she loses her appetite. Devised by a group of eating disorder sufferers and survivors, Eat Your Heart Out is an account of teenage obsession and addiction. It is also an urgent and uplifting appeal for self-acceptance. Expect balloons, smarties and bad behaviour.

Company

Tightrope Theatre

Listing:: L0826734095

Production details

A frank and sharply funny play about one woman's journey to the brink and back again. Bel Jones is 17 and fearless. She breaks hearts and turns heads from the back of the 67 bus. She shares secrets, cheesy chips and cigarettes with Chantelle and Nicole. She loves Cardi B, Candy Crush and Dean Martin's eyebrow slit. She hates revision, the lower sixth boys and how her body looks in the bathroom mirror. Bel has a huge hunger for life?that is, until she loses her appetite. Devised by a group of eating disorder sufferers and survivors, Eat Your Heart Out is an account of teenage obsession and addiction. It is also an urgent and uplifting appeal for self-acceptance. Expect balloons, smarties and bad behaviour.

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