Every Move You Make is a dramatic monologue which explores the issue of unhealthy relationships among young people. It has been touring for many years to schools and youth centres in the North and South of Ireland.
Performed by
Gemma Walker / Roma Harvey
Production team
Anne Marie Langan, Debbie Caulfield, Helen Quigley, Martin McDonald
Jenni’s 16th birthday is coming up, and her new boyfriend Jamie will be there. He is so nice. He is interested in everything she does. He always wants to know where she is and what she’s doing. He texts her all the time and follows her every move on Facebook. But things start to take a turn, and Jenni isn’t so sure anymore. This gripping play follows the ups and downs of a young woman’s relationship as it goes from being near perfect to becoming an abusive nightmare.
A fantastic production that deals professionally and sensitively with serious social issues. Well done!
Mary-Claire McDaid, St Ciaran's College, Ballygawley.
"This is a very moving piece of theatre. The aim is to disturb and that is achieved fully. None watching this play would ever again be victim to such abuse having witnessed a relay of classic symptoms.”
Arts Council of Northern Ireland
“The Sole Purpose dramatisations are a powerful tool which enables us to address some very sensitive issues within the Preventative Curriculum. I wholeheartedly support the work of Sole Purpose.”
Ms S Mallett, Principal, Thornhill College Derry
This project is supported by the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland through the Tampon Tax Community Fund.