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In November 2010, Chris Larner accompanied his chronically ill ex-wife to Dignitas in Switzerland. He returned home with an empty wheelchair and a story to tell.

This extraordinary solo performance has been acclaimed by press and public alike. With the contentious issue of assisted suicide currently being debated in parliament, this is an urgently relevant piece of theatre. The production premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe 2011, where it won the Scotsman Fringe First award. It now plays the West End for three weeks only.

Powerfully moving and gripping, Larner’s show is by turns funny and heart-rending. His brilliant script and performance draw us inexorably into the haunting, human story of a woman making the ultimate decision about her own life.

Each week of the run, there will be a free post-show discussion debating the themes of the play including: Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain (Patron, Dignity in Dying - 12 April 19:45); Andrew Copson (Chief Executive, British Humanist Association - 17 April 19:45) and Sir Terence English (Patron, Dignity in Dying - 28 April 19:45).

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Venue

Trafalgar Studios
14 Whitehall,
London SW1A 2DY
nearest tube: Charing Cross / Embankment
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