Performance details
| Venue | Audience approx number/type | Accompanying events | Data collected |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rose Theatre (2014), Kingston | 30/General* | Postshow discussion with creative team | Questionnaires: 20 |
| Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (2014) | 80/Performance researchers and students | Postshow discussion with creative team | Questionnaires: 16 |
| Antwerp University Hospital (UZA; 2014) Event celebrating 30 years of transplant at UZA | 180/Transplant survivors and their families. Staff from UZA Film of performance shown to 20 medical staff unable to attend performance | Introductions by UZA staff; presentations by two transplant survivors Introduction by Ann Van de Velde, postshow discussion with Alex Mermikides (director) and Kirkham | Questionnaires were not distributed Interviews with five patients, two partners, one nurse |
| Belgian Haematological Society Conference (2015) | 200/Specialist nurses | Part of conference programme. Introduction by Ann Van de Velde. Postshow discussion with creative team | Questionnaires: 44 |
| Ivy Centre (2015), Guildford University of Surrey | 30/General | Preshow talks by blood cancer nurse; theatre professionals (director and composer) Postshow discussion with creative team | Questionnaires: 18 Interviews with two healthcare professionals |
| Rose Theatre (2015) Kingston Connections Festival | 40/General | Postshow discussion with creative team | Questionnaires: 20 |
| Clapham Omnibus (2015) Inside Out Festival | 20/General | Postshow discussion with creative team and bone marrow registry representative | Questionnaires: 4 |
| John Thaw Theatre (2015) Manchester Science Festival | 40/General | Preshow talks by director and composer Postshow discussion with Cancer Research UK representative and creative team | Questionnaires: 25 |
*Performances listed as ‘general’ were advertised to the general public. Audience members may have included people with professional or personal experience of haematological cancer or HSCT. Other events were not advertised beyond the stated communities.
HSCT, haematopoietic stem-cell transplant.