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Where I Go (BBC Culture in Quarantine)
Rachel Bagshaw & China Plate present
Directed by Rachel Bagshaw, Written by Chris Thorpe
Supported by BBC Arts, Arts Council England, The Space and Battersea Arts Centre. Commissioned as part of BBC Arts Culture in Quarantine
The Stage ★★★★★
The Reviews Hub★★★★★
"...this digital version has such an intensity of focus, allowing you so directly inside the woman’s head... this is a piece with the impact of a stone dropped in a mill pond. It ripples and ripples"
Lyn Gardner, StageDoor
A short film about love, isolation and living with chronic pain.
In April 2020, a woman sits alone in her house.
She lives with constant pain. Pain so intense she can hear it and see it. Pain with no apparent cause.
Remembering a past relationship, she wonders if she can ever communicate how she experiences the world in a way that someone else will truly understand.
Where I Go (When I Can’t Be Where I Am) is a powerful and intimate insight into the isolation of living with a rare, synaesthetic chronic pain condition.
Adapted from and created by the team behind the multi award-winning, critically acclaimed theatre show The Shape of the Pain. Filmed in isolation.
Director | Rachel Bagshaw
Writer | Chris Thorpe
Performer | Hannah McPake
Composition & Sound Design | Melanie Wilson
Film editing, D.O.P & Video Design | Joshua Pharo
Production Designer | Madeleine Girling
Associate Director | Caitriona Shoobridge
Production Manager | Helen Mugridge
Artist Wellbeing Practitioner | Lou Platt
Producer | China Plate
