Live Theatre Performance
A powerful live theatre performance exploring the realities of young people and drugs. Join the Daniel Spargo-Mabbs Foundation at Elgin Academy for an honest and thought-provoking evening, with a marketplace of local support and activity providers from 5.30pm.
Location
Elgin Academy
How to take part
See booking link in description.
30 September 2026 | Elgin Academy | From 5.30pm
Parents, carers and professionals are invited to attend a powerful live theatre performance of I Love You Mum, I Promise I Won’t Die, by the Daniel Spargo-Mabbs Foundation.
The play explores the realities of young people and drugs through an honest and thought-provoking story. It has been created to encourage open conversations, build understanding and help audiences consider the impact drugs can have on young people, families and communities.
The performance is suitable for ages 13+ and provides an opportunity to:
- Encourage conversations about drugs and their impact
- Build empathy and understanding through real-life stories
- Inspire hope, resilience and positive choices
- Connect with local support and resources
- Give parents, carers and professionals an opportunity to increase their knowledge
Before the performance
A marketplace of local support and activity providers will be open from 5.30pm, giving attendees the opportunity to find out more about services and activities available locally.
Young baristas from Elgin Academy will also be providing tea and coffee.
Marketplace opens: 5.30pm
Performance starts: 6.00pm
Date: 30 September 2026
Venue: Elgin Academy, Elgin
Suitable for: Ages 13+
Places should be booked in advance. Book here.
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