Rattle Snake – Coercive Control video

29th November 2019

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The Neighbourhood Network have been sent a link to encourage staff and members to watch the play ‘Rattle Snake’

It is free to watch online as part of the UN 16 days of action to end gender based violence.

‘Rattle Snake’ is based on real life stories of women who have survived coercive controlling relationships. We have made it free to watch online during the campaign because we believe this play saves lives.

“Rattle Snake holds the voices of those who have survived coercive control and our aim is to make the best theatre we can to ensure those voices are heard. This play matters because we live in a world where there is a sense of entitlement to take away another person’s liberty, to control, threaten and annihilate.  I want change; theatre is my way to make it happen.” Writer, Catrina McHugh MBE, Writer of the Year, Rattle Snake, 2018 (Journal Culture Awards)

To watch visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCVLzs3PJeM

It is very impactive (if chilling & scary) and we would encourage you to watch it and encourage others to do so too.