An entertaining one woman show celebrating the highs and lows of your autumn years, exploring positive changes we can all make to our lifestyle, wellbeing and health.
Miss Ida is a retired nurse who has spent a lifetime passionately advocating for overall health and well-being. As she enters her autumn years, she’s deeply concerned about the healthcare disparities amongst elders particularly those in the African and Caribbean communities. Created from research with Black seniors, this compelling and humorous performance celebrates culture, provides health information about preventative care, diet and physical activity.
Created in partnership with the William Wilson Turner Foundation the play will tour to venues across Birmingham and the Black Country this autumn.
Tour Dates
7pm, Friday 25 October, Heritage Centre, Wolverhampton, WV6 0AA
2pm & 7pm Thursday 7 November, The Legacy Centre, Birmingham, B6 4UU
1pm Friday 8 November, The Brasshouse, Smethwick, B66 1BA
6pm Friday 8 November, Shiloh Church, West Brom, B70 8PB
Partners and Funders
The William Wilson Turner Foundation, funded by the Inclusive Communities Fund