'Every Brilliant Thing' is an award-winning play by Duncan Macmillan performed by Philip Robinson ( Living Room Theatre Co.) at 7.30pm in Membury Village hall on Saturday 18th March.

'Filled to the brim with joy…beautiful, heart wrenching and very funny' ****Time Out London

'Funny, clever and surprisingly uplifting' **** The Telegraph.

You're seven years old. Mums in hospital.

Dad says, 'she's done something stupid'.

She finds it hard to be happy.

You start a list of everything that's brilliant about the world.

Everything worth living for. You leave it on her pillow.

You know she's read it because she's corrected your spelling.

Audience feedback from Philip's recent performance of the play:

"Although the play dealt with serious themes it was, at its heart, a celebration of what makes life worth living. To have shared that experience in my village hall, with my community, was such a pleasure and a privilege... Watching 'Every Brilliant Thing' certainly helped bring and bind us together and share some laughter too. The village is still buzzing with it. What a joy!"

Tickets £12 or £20 to include supper may be bought online https://villagesinaction.co.uk/performances/every-brilliant-thing-3/ or purchased at the Oak Apple Café on Fridays 1.30-4pm in Membury Village hall. There will be a licenced bar and from 5.30pm please do join us for a delicious home made pre show supper for a few quid more so you can enjoy that too!

Suitable for age 12+ due to possible triggering & sensitive material. Mental health issues like depression and coping with the suicide of a loved one are part of the narrative.