Taboo Tales is a night of drama and dance, putting the spotlight on a range of issues including rape, abortion, abuse, racism, body shaming and LGBTQ+.
The show is producer and director Lauren McGarvey and Sasha Westfield鈥檚 final major project as part of their BA (Hons) Performing Arts degree at 海角直播.
On Tuesday 16 May Taboo Tales will take an audience at Stockton Riverside College on a rollercoaster of emotions, raising awareness of issues that are commonplace but all too often unspoken.
Different styles and genres of music, dance and drama will lead them on a journey through the pain that many people encounter throughout their lives.
Sasha said: 'In today鈥檚 society there are things we do and talk about that still attract a negative atmosphere.
'This atmosphere creates an isolated space for many individuals, and we still have a long way to go as there are still many taboo subjects out there that haven鈥檛 been unlocked which raises the need to start a discussion.
As a society, these subjects need to be addressed in a way that鈥檚 comfortable and what better way to do this than through the arts?
'As a society, these subjects need to be addressed in a way that鈥檚 comfortable and what better way to do this than through the arts?
'The evening will not only educate but make sure that people are aware that these things happen in life and that they shouldn鈥檛 be afraid to talk about them.'
Taboo Tales is on in the Margaret Armstrong Theatre, Stockton Riverside College, from 7.00pm on Tuesday 16 May.
Due to the nature of this show, audience members must be aged 18 or over. Tickets are 拢6 for adults and 拢5 concessions (students and OAPs).
Tickets can be bought on the door or online .