Start time 7:30pm
Drawing on her bestselling memoir I Don’t Talk to Dead Bodies, Dr Rhona Morrison presents a vivid, compassionate and often surprising exploration of forensic psychiatry. With over 32 years’ experience working with mentally disordered offenders across hospitals, prisons, courts and community settings, Rhona shares gripping true stories that illuminate one of the most misunderstood areas of medicine.
Blending professional insight with warmth and humour, she examines how mental illness intersects with crime, safety, stigma and hope, challenging assumptions and inviting audiences to look beyond headlines. Alongside these powerful accounts, Rhona reflects on the resilience required to sustain a long career in this demanding field, and the personal reinvention that followed her retirement. The evening concludes with a Q&A, creating space for thoughtful discussion around mental health, compassion and change.
Accessibility Information:
Wheelchair access
Following recent improvements to the stalls seating area, we now offer easier access and better viewing locations for wheelchair users. So you can be assured of a comfortable and enjoyable experience, we have level access to the stalls from Commercial Street and provide two accessible toilets on the stalls level.
Hearing Impaired
The Victoria Theatre has an induction loop for hearing aid users in the auditorium and Box Office.
Additionally the Victoria Theatre now offers an infra-red audio system allowing customers in the Stalls and The Circle and to individually adjust the volume of the performance.
Visual Impairments
We now offer versions of our seasonal brochure in large print. Please contact the box office to request copies to be sent to you.
Guide dogs are welcome and we will be pleased to provide a bowl of water on request.
Complimentary tickets
We are pleased to offer a complimentary ticket to essential carers of people with additional needs. Please contact the Box Office for details on 01422 351158