A show that blends storytelling, movement, and striking visuals, and aims to open up conversations around death is coming to Norwich and King’s Lynn.
Solo show Another Goodbye comes to The Workshop, King’s Lynn on 6 October and The Garage, Norwich on 7 October, inviting audiences to explores the moments, memories and relationships that shape our lives, celebrating the connections we share and the conversations that matter most.
Created and performed by Adie Mueller, it was inspired by her experience of losing her mother during the pandemic.
The Norfolk performances are presented in partnership with Tapping House Hospice and Priscilla Bacon Hospice, helping to open up conversations around grief, care and remembrance.
Adie says: “When my mum died, I realised how rarely we talk about death until we’re forced to. Creating Another Goodbye has been a way of opening that conversation with kindness, honesty and hope.
“Every audience brings their own stories into the room, and the conversations afterwards remind me that grief connects us far more than it separates us.”
Following each performance, audiences can stay for a post-show discussion with local hospice partners, creating a welcoming space to reflect, share experiences and learn more about the support available within their communities.
Executive Producer of The Garage Trust Conrad Lynch said: “Another Goodbye is a beautiful example of theatre at its best, bringing people together, sparking conversations and leaving audiences inspired.
“It’s an unforgettable production that tackles a universal experience with warmth, hope and humanity.”
The show last around two hours, with a 55-minute performance followed by a post-show conversation.