TEABREAK at Home

Beat the January blues and enjoy a relaxing TEABREAK

Trigger are proud to be bringing a brand new free TEABREAK experience into your home, and to people living in care homes in North Somerset.

TEABREAK is a gentle audio experience told through headphones. Relax with a cup of tea for half an hour, and listen as the evocative story of tea unfolds alongside an original composition from Rakae Jamil.

Kicking off on the notorious Blue Monday, we will be visiting care homes in North Somerset and bringing the TEABREAK experience to older people, ahead of our Spring/Summer tour of TEABREAK to UK festivals.

We will also be offering a free virtual TEABREAK experience for one week only. We invite audiences to tune in, enjoy a drink of your choice, and experience TEABREAK from the comfort of your home.

TEABREAK in Care Homes

We are bringing TEABREAK to care homes in North Somerset in partnership with Alive.

We still have a few spaces available for our free care home programme, from the 20th to 24th January 2025. If you are interested in booking TEABREAK at Home for your care home or day centre please contact Phoebe Stringer:

phoebe@triggerstuff.co.uk

Join In Online

We will be running a free digital TEABREAK experience from 20th to 24th January 2025

Would you like to experience TEABREAK this winter? Book online now for one of our digital events on Monday 20th January or tune in at your own pace throughout the week.

Grab your drink of choice and experience the ritual of tea through our transportive audio piece from our live show TEABREAK.

Digital Events:

Monday 20th January: 16:00 - 16:30
Monday 20th January: 20:00 - 20:30
Tuesday 21st January - Friday 24th January: Drop in sessions. Tune in at your own pace and enjoy the TEABREAK experience.

Book via Eventbrite

Creative Team

Angie Bual

Director

George Bloomfield

Composer & Sound Designer

Lou Cope

Dramaturg

Kali Chandrasegaram

Dancer

Divija Melally

Dancer

Prithvi Sachithanandam

Sound Recordist

Rakae Jamil

Musician

TEABREAK has been supported by Without Walls and commissioned by Timber Festival. The tuk tuk was originally developed as part of PoliNations Birmingham, commissioned by UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK.