Arts for Wellbeing Pendle to present production about recovery from addiction at The Muni Theatre in Colne

Theatre of Hope – Journey Through the 12 Steps is being presented with Arts for Wellbeing Pendle. It has been created and will be performed by members of the Elisha House Recovery Community in Colne at the town’s Muni Theatre.

This moving production gives a voice to men in recovery from addiction, who share their own raw and honest stories on stage.

Directed by artist Donna Worthington, this is the fourth production developed with Elisha House and brings together storytelling, movement, songs, forum theatre and vividly devised scenes drawn directly from the performers’ lived experiences.

Audiences are taken on an emotional and hopeful journey through the 12 Steps, offering insight, understanding and a powerful message of hope.

The performance follows the success of Thread of Hope in 2024 and Theatre of Hope in 2025 and marks the community’s third production at The Muni Theatre, continuing to raise awareness of the realities and impacts of addiction.

Elisha House Recovery Community plans to deliver another thought provoking and inspiring performance. The event forms part of the Arts for Wellbeing Pendle programme, managed by Pendle Leisure Trust.

All the cash raised will enable the project to continue and develop for future participants. Arts for Wellbeing Pendle continues to work behind the scenes to bring more meaningful and socially impactful performances like this to communities across Pendle in the future.

The show is on Wednesday, July 1, and tickets are £10. You can book online at www.themuni.co.uk or call 01282 661234.