I'm Actually Fine

8pm Friday and Saturday

Harry is a normal boy - suffocated by anxiety and gagging for attention. So he decides to do what any normal boy would do in his situation: Sing about it with upbeat lyrics and a lively guitar score! We’ll set out on a musical journey through Harry’s small, yet unsettling mind with such soon-to-be classics as ‘There’s A Crab in My Brain’ and ‘Is it Body Dysmorphia or Do I Just Look Like S**t?’

‘I’m Actually Fine’ is a funny and touching examination of mental health and the jokes we hide behind when we are struggling, as well as a razor sharp take down of modern masculinity. Through a series of original pop-bangers, Harry asks the question; ‘Is everyone’s brain broken, or is it just mine?’ Buckle up for a musical evening of big laughs, toe-tapping tunes and fiercely normal vibes!

Produced by Crumplehorn Theatre and written by Harry Creffield

Praise for previous productions:

-Actor Paul McGann: 'I loved this, skill and daring' -Feminist Fringe: 5 Stars
-Broadway Baby: 'A heartfelt love letter'
-Edfringe Review: 'a masterful exploration of one of the most controversial of topics' 
-Spy In the Stalls: 'wit, nuance and understanding'

All tickets include a £1 booking fee

Approx running time 1 hour (no interval)

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The Alma Theatre has been serving the community for 25 years and has never been the recipient of ACE or other funding and were unable to secure the Covid Arts Recovery Fund. We have been offering reduced rates, preferential box office splits and extended promo support to aid the recovery from the past year and a half. Your help will enable us to continue bringing fantastic stories to your local theatre. 50% of your donation will go to the Alma Theatre, and 50% to our inhouse company, Schoolhouse Productions.