Anything is Possible if You
Think About It Hard Enough

Alex and Rupert aren’t a conventional match but a caffeinated meeting on the underground ignites a spark. Skip forward to them fighting over baby names, nursery colours and ways to save money. All the signs of a normal family in waiting.

Then Alex goes into labour, their baby is born still and their world implodes.

What follows is a window into how a couple find the strength to move forward, the will to stay together, and the determination to keep the memory of their child alive.

A play that takes us to the depth of grief to find hope, to the edge of insanity to find reason and finds humour in the most unexpected places.

Recommended for ages 16+.

Press on Anything is Possible if You Think About it Hard Enough

★★★★★ “This is a major new play in a flawless, powerful production.” WhatsOnStage
★★★★★ “Raw, heartbreaking and movingly performed exploration of pregnancy loss.” The Stage
★★★★★ “O’Neill’s play captures a sense of grief, loss and acceptance that lingers long after the house lights come up.” The Reviews Hub
★★★★ “Superb two-hander… O’Neill has given us something raw and authentic.” The Times

Supported by:

Q&A with Professor Alexander Heazell and Emma Tomlinson from Tommy’s Rainbow Clinic.

Q&A with Karen Burgess from Petals Bereavement Counselling Charity & David Monteith from Grace in Action.