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A new poetry show featuring Alex MacDonald, Ella Frears and Will Harris.
When you’re on an adventure, you need a map Take one last look at your teenage bedroom - its floordrobe and cereal bowls, the photos on the wall – then head out into the world. What Days We’re Having Now is a live anthology of subtly theatricalised poems. Images scroll by like an Instagram feed: a flower pressed in a book, a cartoon frog, a stack of nachos cooked by a TV chef. Through their poems touching on identity, uncertainty, the meaning of family and the nature of love, Alex, Ella and Will talk to us. They lead us away from home and help us find our way back. Navigate your lives with poems.
£5/£7
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