Sheltered
Stepping out into the world on your own can be a really daunting experience – especially if you have a disability. Come bunker down with Kathryn Hall in this hilariously honest take on the ups and downs of finding adulthood in a youth shelter.
Expect the unexpected in Kathryn’s true story; from learning how to cook from teenagers, to an impossibly inaccessible school system, navigating a merry-go-round of therapists, and all of the curveballs that life in a home-away-from-home throws you while finding self-sufficiency.
This powerful solo debut from a seasoned performer of No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability blends comedy, drama, puppetry, dance and one very special blanket.
Dramaturgy by Andi Snelling.
“Infectiously bubbly performer” Samela Harris, Barefoot Review
“Cheeky” Steve Davis, The Adelaide Show Podcast
Presented by: Kathryn Hall
I am branching out to do my first solo show. This has been a project I have been wanting to write about for a long time. It's amazing when you actually take the time to sit and write how much material flows. I have previously performed in multiple Adelaide Fringe shows throughout the years with No Strings Theatre of Disability where I have learned the skills that have enabled me to create my first solo show.