Wayne Stewart's Chrome Yellow

Arthouse Jersey in association with Drayton Arms Theatre present Wayne Stewart's Chrome YellowAspiring nihilist (and accidental optimist) Wayne Stewart wrestles with meaning and purpose as he reflects on why he walked 650 miles across France alone. What begins as a search for answers unravels into something far less certain - a journey of unexpected humour, heartfelt reflection, and a peculiar obsession with the colour yellow.Blending storytelling, travel journal entries, and song, Wayne's deeply personal yet relatable story explores mental health, resilience, and the human need for connection. Chrome Yellow invites audiences to laugh, reflect, and find comfort in the beautifully chaotic process of figuring things out.A Jersey Arts Centre Residency Production, Produced by ArtHouse Jersey.Cast & creative team
Writer & Performer - Wayne Stewart
Producer - Robyn CabaretContent warnings: Chrome Yellow draws on Wayne's own experiences and includes brief but candid references to mental health, epilepsy, alcoholism, heartbreak and loss. Some of these moments are delivered strongly. The show also contains strong language.At its heart, this is a hopeful, deeply personal and gently funny story about walking, grief, healing and finding meaning. You will not be asked to participate - simply invited to witness Wayne's journey, step by step.Fancy dinner and a show? Book at table at the Drayton Arms pub now and enjoy the pre-theatre menu before heading upstairs