We have been taking the live performances of The Skin I’m In to conferences and meetings around the UK and Europe and are really pleased with the impact it is having. We have performed to nurses, GPs, dermatologists, people with psoriasis and the general public, for British Association of Dermatologists, Psoriasis Association, Mimms Live and Celgene, in London, Brighton, Liverpool, Stockholm and Windsor. More dates to come.
Never thought I’d be performing here! Such a buzz. Thank you Max for bringing me in on this great adventure! I’m loving it……
Come and join us for a sing your socks off election night singalong. Guaranteed to leave you feeling better than watching votes being counted!
Ginny and I are singing some First Aid Kit, Love Hurts and a rewrite of an old classic ….. come and have a listen. John Hegley will be performing alongside some other great acts.
Another lovely gig narrating in The Blue Notebooks for Max Richter at the Orchestre National de Lille, Auditorium du Nouveau Siècle. Photos by Ugo Ponte
Delighted to be reading on Max Richter’s new Album “Three Worlds. Music from Woolf Works”. Its a beautiful album.
Put your phones down and come and join us for another sing your socks off singalong at The Star, 47 Chester Rd, London N19. All Welcome. Starting a singing revolution in Dartmouth Park!
Its an honour to record some readings for Max Richter’s next album.
Come and join us for another sing your socks off singalong at The Star, 47 Chester Rd, London N19. All Welcome. Starting a singing revolution in Dartmouth Park!
A unique film/storytelling project in collaboration with Dr Sandy McBride (consultant dermatologist at the Royal Free London Hospital). We launched the film on you tube to coincide with National Psoriasis Week in the UK. It is designed to educate and bring awareness.
I interviewed 20 people with Psoriasis and from the transcripts Danny Scheinmann and I created a spoken word piece which we perform with music from Neyire Ashworth and Simon Edwards. The film is directed by Simon Baker. The stories are true, and many of the words are verbatim.
Sarah Sutcliffe 