Fighting for Life performed in Utrecht

The “Fighting For Life” play was performed at the recent International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare held in Utrecht, Netherlands organised by the BMJ Group Ltd. The play highlights the challenges faced by older people when they are moving towards the end of their lives

 
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Unforgettable:
Telling the Care Home Story

A play set in a care home during the COVID-19 pandemic that puts the experiences of staff and care home residents centre stage. Performing at the House of Commons on 13 June 2023. News story here

 
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Beneath the white coat

Looking at how healthcare professionals handled their own feelings of stress and trauma during the pandemic

 
 
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Don’t leave me now

A story about the impact of early onset dementia on the lives of two very different families

 
 
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Brian Daniels, Artistic Director on the Pluto Productions exhibition stand at the event

Raising awareness and funds for Leeds Hospital Charity

Pluto Productions was proud to support the Yorkshire Ladies Links lunch in honour of the “Hello My Name is…” campaign. In a keynote speech, Chris Pointon talked about the impact of the play and how it has inspired healthcare professionals to adopt a more mindfulness approach to initial introductions with those they are caring for. The lunch helped raise awareness and much needed funds for Leeds Hospital Charity who give much needed support on the patient journey. An insightful and moving afternoon listening to many personal stories from those who have overcome adversity and triumphed!

www.yorkshireladieslinks.co.uk

 
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Pluto Productions

Pluto Productions is a UK-based charity dedicated to theatrical writing and performing thought-provoking and unique drama on health, social care and societal issues. Original plays, written by Brian Daniels that are inspired by true stories, engage audiences and spark vital after-performance discussions prompting change and reflection.

Contemporary and complex issues covering health and social care including life-limiting illness, dementia, family and workplace relationships, are explored in a compassionate and understanding way.

The plays are commissioned, hosted, and performed at NHS sites, hospitals, hospices, community and national theatres and at conferences. They also provide a unique experience for workforce education and training.

This website provides details of the plays and explains how to become the host of a performance and how to commission the writing of a new play

Visit the site to find out more…

 
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Where’s your Mama gone?

Based on the experiences of two children whose mother fell victim to a serial killer…

 
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