Wormholes

<p>No one looking at you would spot a thing out of place. You're complacent. You and the worm coexist. Even though it's eating you from the inside you've got no idea.</p> <p><br /> A domestic abuse survivor examines the jagged pieces of her past to understand why she's being questioned by police.</p> <p>She is in a mental facility and can't understand why she's there. She thinks she did something terrible... and she needs to remember it before her actions have dangerous consequences.</p> <p>A darkly compelling tale about coercive control domestic abuse and how the mind finds a way to escape.</p> <p>Emily Jupp writes for television and stage. Her first play 'Doing Well' about the mental health crisis affecting young people and its links to social media took a satirical swipe at the cult of influencers. It was a finalist for the Liverpool Hope Prize in 2019. 'Wormholes' was longlisted for The Bruntwood Prize in 2022.</p> <p> </p> <p>CASTING: 1 actor<br /> DURATION: 70 minutes</p> <p><br /> A portion of the profts from each copy of 'Wormholes' sold will be donated to Refuge a UK charity providing specialist support for women and children experiencing domestic violence.</p>