We will débuting our new play, Behind the Wallpaper in just 2 weeks time at the Bay Theatre, Weymouth College. Tickets are booking up quickly so please make sure you call 01305 208702 or visit http://thebaytheatre.ticketsource.co.uk/ to book yours. 
This is a play that we are extremely proud of. We have received a lot of interest about the piece, particularly from Postnatal Illness charities and organisations who are looking to work with us in the future to help raise awareness and funds. Watching the play will not only support local theatre but it will help these charities to build knowledge in the community of their work and their aims for the future. 
So, come along to the Bay Theatre, Weymouth College, DT4 7LQ on Thursday 19th June at 7.30 pm. Tickets are £8, £6 concessions.
We look forward to seeing you there!

We have just uploaded a Crowdfunder to help us tour Behind the Wallpaper and raise awareness of Postnatal Depression and Postpartum Psychosis in and around Dorset. Please help us by pledging on the website by clicking HERE. We will be eternally grateful! Plus the more you pledge, the more free stuff you get :o)

Rummage Theatre will be touring ‘Behind the Wallpaper’ from June 2014 in theatres and venues across Dorset. Our tour has two main aims…

1.       To raise awareness of postnatal depression and postnatal psychosis. At least fifteen percent of new mothers experience some form of postnatal depression. For two in every one thousand new mothers, Postnatal Depression develops into something far more frightening – Postpartum Psychosis.  Within just a few days, they can experience hallucinations and feel disconnected from reality. In extreme cases, women have been known to take their own lives and sadly, the lives of their new baby. We are planning to work closely with a number of postnatal depression charities and organisations in an attempt to raise awareness of the subject and help to erase the taboo surrounding mental health issues.

2.       To bring innovative, stimulating and inspiring new theatre to audiences in Dorset. We are passionate about touring our work in villages and communities that might not otherwise have access to the arts (be it for health, economic or logistical reasons.)

We are appealing for funding to help finance the travel and accommodation costs of the tour as well as helping to fund the purchase of set, props and costume.