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Hosted by the Dog Inn, but at Belthorn Academy Primary School for social distancing reasons, 366 Days of Kindness is a theatre show produced in collaboration with Inn Crowd and Spot-on Lancashire.
On August 18th 2011, in response to the UK riots and after a chance encounter in a post office, Bernadette Russell embarked on a reckless mission to be kind to a stranger every single day for a year. This show, part stand up, part storytelling, charts this amazing year, which began with burning buildings, and ended with the flame of the Olympic torch. It attempts to answer the question: "is it possible to change the world just by being kind?"
You might laugh. You may cry. You could win one million pounds (really).
'A thought-provoking, hilarious and disarmingly honest show' – **** Daily Express
Suitable for ages 14+
Bernadette is a storyteller and author of non-fiction for adults and children. She has created work for the Royal Albert Hall and National Theatre amongst many others.
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Adults £8, Under 16s £6
Tickets available from https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/the-dog-inn-at-belthorn/366-days-of-kindness/2021-10-15/20:00/t-llyrra
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