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Good Idea: Theatre group turns psychosis sufferers' voices into a play

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A Wellcome Trust-funded production toured the country putting on performances that explored the experiences of young people who suffered from episodes of psychosis.

Name Cracked

Provider Sante Theatre company, University of Warwick

Academics and young performers have worked together to produce a piece of theatre that draws on the personal accounts of young people living with psychosis to raise awareness about the condition.

The play – Cracked, written by Olivier Award-winning writer Mike Kenny and funded by the Wellcome Trust – toured in locations across the country throughout September and October.

The play – performed by University of Warwick's Sante Theatre company – was based on interviews with the families and carers of three young people who had experienced an episode of psychosis.

These were carried out by Swaran Singh, a psychiatrist at the university's medical school.

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