All of Me (the Possibility of Future Splendour) by Caroline Horton

Winner, Mental Health Fringe Award 2019

“Hello – I thought I’d introduce myself properly – As is polite.”

Written and performed by Olivier Award nominee Caroline Horton – this is an intimate and absurd exploration of wanting to live, wanting to die and what can happen if we sit together with the dark. Grudgingly hopeful, occasionally funny, Caroline reunites with director Alex Swift (Mess) to bring you an unapologetically dark show about dark things.

All of Me was the 2019 winner of the Mental Health Fringe Award, which is presented each year by the Mental Health Foundation in recognition of the Edinburgh Fringe show that most compellingly explores the subject of mental health.

Postponed for two years due to the pandemic, we are delighted to be partnering with the Tron Theatre in Glasgow to present All of Me at the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival.

“All of Me is one of the most extraordinary, brave, vivid and uncompromising portrayals of living with depression that I’ve ever seen, thanks to Caroline’s honesty about her experiences and also her refusal to sugar-coat them in any way.”

 

- Andrew Eaton-Lewis, Arts Lead, Mental Health Foundation

★★★★★ “Theatrically alive at every moment” The Independent
★★★★ “It’s messy… it’s beautiful” The Guardian
★★★★ “Phenomenal” Time Out

14+: Themes of suicide and depression, Nudity, Strong language