20 Stories High takes our responsibility for looking after our audiences very seriously, and we recognise that sometimes the content contained in our work can be challenging for some people.
We believe it is our duty as responsible artists and creators to ensure that our audiences feel supported and are able to make informed choices about whether to watch our work, We also make sure to distribute appropriate signposting to relevant professional support if necessary. At each of our shows, you will find a member of the 20 Stories High team there as a mental health first aider – they will be at our mental health first aid table with resources connected to wellbeing and the show. Below you can download the content from previous tables.
Self-care Toolkit – Experiencing racism, Islamophobia & Antisemitism
Read the self-care toolkitwho the f–k is shakespeare?
Following a sell-out run, four of Shakespeare’s (in)famous characters are back for a national tour, ready to tell their side of the story.
Join them as they blow the dust off the classics to stage a multi-art form political occupation of stories steeped in racism, patriarchy and violence.
Armed with punchy verses, punky attitudes, and whole lotta wit – let’s rip out the pages, raise the roof, and rise up!
Read the who the f--k is shakespeare? Self Care Guide
High Times and Dirty Monsters
The voice of young disabled people often goes unheard. But not anymore – this raucous, radical, celebratory, and hard-hitting hip hop gig theatre show shared the good times and the not so good of times being young and disabled in 2023.
Funny, raw and surprising stories told by an amazing collective of actors, beatboxers, and dancers. With creative captioning, integrated sign language and integrated audio description.
Read the High Times and Dirty Monsters Self Care GuideTouchy
Black With a Capital B
A powerful collection of seven exclusive works by Black Liverpool artists.
Read the Black With A Capital B Self Care Guide