

That's Not My Name
This is NOT a show. THIS is a disorder.
GENRE
Theatre, Performance
TICKETS: £12/£10
Group of 10 - 10% discount
DATES AND TIMES
Tue 28 May @ 7:30pm
Wed 29 May @ 7:30pm
Thur 30 May @ 7:30pm
Fri 31 May @ 7:30pm
Sat 01 June @ 7:30pm
Suitable for Age 16 +
RUNNING TIME: 75min (1hr 15min No interval)
This is NOT a show about mental health.
In fact, this is NOT a show.
THIS is a disorder.
We’re just joking.
We’re HALF joking.
We’re BORDERLINE joking.
Have we rehearsed it?
Possibly.
Have we written it?
It depends.
Is there a script?
Unclear.
But it is a comedy, right?
A comedy about severe mental illness?! Who would do such a thing?!
You. You psychopath.
Fair enough.
So it’s a PLAY?
No it’s not a f*cking play. F*ck off.
That's Not My Name is 75 minutes of ‘complete carnage’ in the form of stand-up, sketch and musical comedy speaking to the insanity of Psychiatry, labels and our mental health system.
Written (?) by a deplorable anthropoid with more mental illnesses than you have friends. Assuming you have any friends.
Produced by ASYLUM Arts (Surfacing, It's a Motherf**king Pleasure)
Friday show is BSL interpreted
Warnings: Extensive exploration of mental illness, diagnosis, institutionalisation, psychiatry and mental trauma, audience participation, food and drink consumed on stage, partial nudity, strong language, loud noises, flashing lights & scenes of violence.
LOCATION
BUBBLE @
The Rotunda Theatre
Regency Square
Brighton
BN1 2FG
CREATIVES
Written by Sammy Trotman
Directed by Jake Rix
Technician – Scott Ward
Produced by Stephen Bailey
Associate Producer – Brightmouth Productions
CAST: Sammy Trotman, Jake Rix, Scott Ward
TikTok @coveredinjam
REVIEWS
★★★★★ Broadway Baby
“Masterpiece of mess”
★★★★★ Lost in Theatreland
“A masterclass in storytelling and character performance”
★★★★★ NORTH WESTEND
“funny, sharp and thought-provoking”
★★★★ The Morning Star
“Is this normal?”
★★★★ REVIEWS HUB
“enlightening and infuriating.”
★★★★ LONDON PUB THEATRES
“We could never pin down the change of mood, or predict the next action, and the play was all the more exciting for it. “
PRESENTED BY
ASYLUM Arts presents Covered in Jam
