The Waiting Room

A project by: Moon Kim

£15
pledged of £2,000 target

This project did not reach its target.

Maybe I'm not talented enough to open that door. - A play joining Brighton/Camden Fringe.

Help US Get "The WAITING ROOM" TO Brighton and  camden fringe

A short summary

A girl called Lemon is looking for her lover Cactus. She realises that Cactus has left her and is on the other side of the door. Lemon tries to talk to Cactus, she desperately wants him back. But he ignores her.This play explores the theory of attachment types, particularly an anxious attachment type, and is an eccentric, surreal play, but very funny, touching and easy to understand.

We are trying to raise at least another £1000 to bring "The Waiting Room" to the Old Joint Stock in Birmingham and the Camden People's Theatre in London as part of the Camden Fringe.

And there are rewards available, of course!

Who We are

Moon Kim - Writer and Performer

Moon (Moonjeong Kim, 김문정) is a Korean theatre maker based in London. She studied Theatre and Contemporary Dance at Kyeongsung University (BA) in Korea and pursued further studies in Acting at East 15 Acting School (MFA). Moon's creative endeavours focus on blending different art forms and experimenting with unconventional approaches. Her work is characterised by its eccentric and dream-like qualities.

Esalan Gates - Director

Esalan Gates is a freelance director and writer interested in telling stories that break down difficult ideas into relatable narratives. Her achievements include the No Strings Attached Award (2023) and Relish Theatre Regeneration Longlist (2022). Directing work includes ‘Write Bear: Scratch Nights’ (White Bear Theatre, 2024), ‘Ten Feet Up’ (Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, 2023), ‘Violet’s System’ (Norwich Theatre Royal, 2023), ‘Road S Traveled’ (Omnibus Theatre, 2022), ‘The Lovers’ (Assembly Rooms Theatre, 2021), and ‘Going Underground’ (Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 2016).

Rebecca Dilg - Producer

Rebecca Dilg is an independent producer based in London. "Illusions of Liberty", Rebecca's last theatre project, received an Online OnComm nomination. Other credits include Big (VAULT Festival), The Santa Crisis, Visions of Bradford, So You Say, I Will Miss You When You’re Gone and In Search of Myself. Her latest film project "The Mad Poet's Cafe - A Question of Time" has won ten awards, including "Best Web Series".

The story

From Moon KIm: "I’m a theatre maker who graduated from East 15 acting school last year. And this year, I am bringing my debut play "The Waiting Room" to Brighton, Birmingham and London. This play looks at attachment theory, particularly the anxious type. I wrote this play based on my own experience. When I didn't know about attachment theory, I used to ask other people about my relationship. And I had a really hard time finding out what the real problem was. Attachment theory provides a framework for understanding yourself and your interactions with others. I hope this play can help young people in the early stages of their romantic relationships to recognise their emotional journeys and cultivate satisfying relationships with others.I need your help to tell this story. We still need to raise at least another £1000 to bring the play to Birmingham and the Camden Fringe.I'm grateful for any amount you can donate. If you can't make a financial contribution, that's fine too! Please consider sharing this campaign with your networks, family and friends."

Dates:

17-19th May - The Lantern Theatre, Brighton

26th June - Old Joint Stock Theatre, Birmigham

14-18th Aug - Camden People's Theatre, London

Where will the money go?

  • Travel costs: £150
  • Venue and Registration fees: £850

Any extra money raised will be spend towards production costs including marketing, venue hiring fees, etc.

Rewards:

We have an exciting selection of rewards. Check them out.

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