Manchester
Fringe

A compilation of letters and monologues, Dear Eliza is a brutal and exposing analysis of a friendship under the strain of depression and the fear of being a burden. Cynical and raw, yet rich with playful allegories, this short play is very much about confronting unexpressed emotions within relationships, and saying out loud what you’d rather keep inside your head.

Warnings include mentions of mental ill health, self-harming behaviour, and suicide.