Don’t Say A Word was first produced in February 2004. This highly successful one-woman play, written and performed by Patricia Byrne, explores the dynamics and complexities of a situation of domestic violence through comedy, drama and storytelling.

This gripping play examines the issue of elder abuse. It looks at financial, emotional and psychological abuse. The play has been developed in consultation with Age Concern Derry and the Western Health and Social Services Board.

Theatre Labs are run twice a year by Sole Purpose to help develop scripts that writers are working on. This workshop is convened by Patricia Byrne and Anne Crilly, a film maker and lecturer in Media Studies at University of Ulster. This workshop is now available for groups to book. Contact Sole Purpose for more information.

Sole Purpose can work with your organisation to devise theatre on an issue that you are interested in. We can develop a tailor made programme to suit the needs and interests of your group. Contact us for more details.