'I am as I am. Myself me and that's that.'
Every Tuesday, Jacqueline goes back to her hometown and loyally spends the
day with her father, tidies his home, does his ironing. Then they go to Tesco.
Every Tuesday.
All eyes are on Jacqueline when they go shopping. They know her, you see. Before Jacqueline, her name was something else. A dead name.
And to her father she remains that dead name, despite all appearances to the
contrary.
Told through the eyes of a woman facing the wind of an ever-growing social
and political storm against her kind, Jacqueline must navigate her way
through it to reach her father and hold on to the last family she has left.
Whatever the cost.
A touching, one-person, work-in-progress play about identity, returning home, and the complexity of family and legacy.
Gus an lĂ rach-lĂŹn seo a chleachdadh, gabh ri briosgaidean. Chan eil dad cronail an seo, tha iad dĂŹreach aâ cuideachadh TownSpot obrachadh gu ceart.
Airson eòlas eadhon nas fheà rr, cleachd an app againn.