Short film made as part of the Virtual Collaborators Festival 2020. Director & Editor: Ruth Anna Phillips Writer: Sarah Connors Performed by Polly Frame & Carolyn Coleman With thanks to Ameena Hamid and Virtual Collaborators. Find out more at https://virtualcollaborators.co.uk/

This shows some of the work we got up to in our research and development workshop for 'COGNITIONS', our show for Edinburgh Fringe 2017. Thank you to all who took part. We will be running more workshops like this in the future so keep an eye on our social media for details. Twitter: @SpeakUpCogs Facebook; /speakuptheatre/ Music: There will be Time - Mumford and Sons & Baaba Maal. No Copyright intended.

A short video piece exploring my personal experience of depression. Created by Ruth Anna Phillips. Special thanks to Fran Cattaneo, Marie Morris. Music: I know you're somewhere - Depression Quilts Useful links: www.samaritans.org/ www.mind.org.uk/ Find out more at www.ruthannaphillips.com.

Video exploring theme of 'motherhood', as part of SpeakUp Theatre's run at VAULT Festival 2020. Produced, filmed and edited by Ruth Phillips

This piece of new writing examines the effect of bipolar disorder on family life, as Joanna and her daughter Niamh face every challenge together. A play about co-dependency, relationships and learning to be OK on your own. For more information see https://www.facebook.com/speakuptheatre Music: Pet Shop Boys - Thursday (Tensnake Remix). No copyright intended.

We ran our second research and development workshop for 'COGNITIONS', our show for Edinburgh Fringe 2017. Thanks again to all who took part. Keep an eye on our social media for upcoming events and audition details! Twitter: @SpeakUpCogs Facebook: /speakuptheatre/ Music: Alone - Godwolf No Copyright intended.

The Play About Calais by Steve Waters, is on the 8th Feb at Norwich Arts Centre. This new play journeys to make sense of one of the central humanitarian issues of our time, the migration crisis. A chorus of nine present the people Steve met along the way and try to make sense of the situation; finding humour, hope and heartbreak on the way. All proceeds are going to a refugee charity. For tickets and more information go to https://norwichartscentre.co.uk/events/the-play-about-calais/