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Have you ever felt like you were losing your mind? Lewis has.
In 2018, Lewis nearly died. Depression, anxiety, and the side effects of his prescription medication left him hoping for a fiery way out of this world. Four years on, and finally ready to confess his sins, Lewis will take you back in time and explore how, and why, Tuesday 13th February became the day he decided to live.
If you like theatre that is disruptive, sincere, and gay, you will love I Am the Bomb!
Combining personal stories with soundscapes, confessions of love, and recreations of hallucinatory visions, Lewis creates a compelling, profound and joyous autobiographical work about being gay, being mad, and unexploded WWII bombs.
“This work is an authentic, honest light shining bright, exploding through a painful neurological and queer barricade, willing us to hear ourselves, get well, live.” - Bryony Kimmings
Special thanks to Liselle Terret for her unconditional support throughout the years, Kate Hargreaves of Gideon Reeling for costumes and her priceless creative guidance, and the University of East London for providing us the rehearsal spaces.
WARNING: This production contains themes of depression, anxiety alcohol, drugs and talks of suicide. This production also contains loud sounds and flashing lights.
Please note. If you book all of the shows being performed on one day, you will be able to present your proof of purchase at the bar in return for a free drink (applies to soft drinks, house red and white wine and beer. This offer does not apply to Clare and Cory Share a (Glorious) Story).