STILL/FALLING - Pre-Recorded w/ Closed Captioning

PLEASE NOTE: This is pre-recorded performance and post-show discussion. The recording will include closed captioning. Tickets are $20 per streaming device.

A link will be e-mailed closer to the performance date; the link will only be active between 7pm-9pm on the performance date. For assistance, please e-mail admin@ticketsnw.ca

If cost is a barrier, please contact touring@greenthumb.bc.ca

STILL/FALLING by Rachel Aberle

Presented by Green Thumb Theatre

Post-show discussions in partnership with Anxiety Canada

Nina has a great life. She loves her family, she does well in school, and her friends are awesome. But suddenly Nina starts feeling… off, and she finds herself slipping into a dark reality she cannot understand. Reimagined for a digital format in the style of a confessional online video, Green Thumb’s award winning hit show offers a realistic, honest and bitingly funny look at the difference between ‘teen angst’ and mental illness, and the ways vulnerable kids can start to find their way out of the dark. In the midst of a pandemic and rising levels of depression and anxiety in young people, STILL/FALLING is a timely and important conversation starter. Every show is performed live and is followed by a discussion about mental health in partnership with Anxiety Canada.

This "digital tour" is a first for Green Thumb, which has been touring productions for young audiences directly to schools and venues all over the province and country since 1975. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, public presentations on May 2 & 6 provides a special opportunity for parents, guardians, and caregivers to engage with the theatre’s work.

Post-show discussions will feature mental health youth advocate Shilpa Narayan, Anxiety Canada Scientific Committee member and Registered Clinical Counsellor Christine M. Yu, and Mental Health Champion for Anxiety Canada, John Bateman.

Content Advisory: STILL/FALLING is an honest look at one person’s experience of anxiety and depression, and includes scenes depicting panic attacks, deep depression, and non-suicidal self-harm. The content of this play may prove to be an intense experience for some viewers.

Recommended for ages 13+

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA7fBhgjOtA

Website: https://www.greenthumb.bc.ca/season/stillfalling