The Inquest

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It's been three years since Jordan took his own life, and it was three days before he was found.His foster dad David doesn't have any answers as to how everythi…
It's been three years since Jordan took his own life, and it was three days before he was found.His foster dad David doesn't have any answers as to how everything spiralled so quickly after he aged out of his care. After a tireless fight, finally the Coroner's Court agrees to an inquest. As the court proceedings ensue, David crashes through hurdles of procedure, fighting for justice for the child he loved.The Inquest asks the question, how can we hold fragmented services to account and end preventable deaths?For this production, we have partnered with the charity INQUEST who share our mission to end preventable deaths. Together we are seeking visibility and accountability by shining a light on deaths that are often hidden from public view, and pushing for systems that prevent future harm.CreativesWritten by: James MeteyardDirected by: Maggie NorrisAGE RESTRICTION:This performance is recommended for audiences aged 16+
CONTENT WARNING:Please note this production explores heavy and emotionally challenging themes including death of a child, suicide, self-harm, depictions of psychosis and mental distress, and strong language (including swearing) that some audience members may find distressing.
For more information, please contact The Big House: info@thebighouse.uk.comACCESS REQUIREMENTS:Please note that this production is a promenade play which requires walking and climbing stairs to the second floor. Due to the historic venue's architecture, we regret to inform you that this production is not wheelchair accessible.
Please contact info@thebighouse.uk.com or call us on 02079239955 for other access requirements.Previews: 20 Full Price, 17.50 Concessions (Unwaged, Over 65, Student), 15 Under 26Performances: 24 Full Price, 20 Concessions, 16 Under 26.
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