Hi Everyone,
If anyone will be in or around Manchester on the evenings of the 24th and 25th April we have a great event going on covering issues around of health, smart technology, and
data sharing. See below for more details!
The Nest
The Nest is a bespoke drama production originally written and performed in the 2015 Manchester Science Festival. On 24th and 25th April 2017 The Nest returns to Manchester at the fantastic new
arts venue, 53Two, located within the railways arches just a few minutes from Deansgate Tram stop.
The Nest focuses on the relationship between a father and daughter, Sean and Sara and is set in a world where Sean’s wifi-enabled smart home system takes care of all his needs, but also monitors
his behaviour and health. The play follows Sean and Sara’s changing attitudes towards The Nest covering issues such as sharing information on social media, attitudes towards sharing health data for different purposes and targeted advertising. The aim of the
play is to highlight the range of attitudes that we have towards data sharing and looking at how and why they can differ and at times conflict and the consequences this can have.
There will be an interactive after-show discussion about the themes raised in the play, allowing audience members to ask questions, discuss or just hear the views of
others in the room. This session will be chaired by Tom Cheesewright one of the UK's leading commentators on 'technology and tomorrow' and a regular guest on the TV and radio including the BBC and Channel 4.
Tickets are £5.50 per person and can be bought online at
http://www.wegottickets.com/evenue/18138, at the venue on the day, or through our Facebook Page -The Nest 2017
Search on Facebook for The Nest 2017 or on Twitter for @TheNest_2017
https://www.facebook.com/TheNest17/?ref=bookmarks
Credits
Written by Rosie MacPherson (SBC Theatre), directed by Peter Bradley and performed by Ray Ashcroft (The Bill, Heartbeat, Emmerdale) and Hannah Butterfield.
The Nest been commissioned by the NIHR Greater Manchester Primary Care Patient Safety and Translational Research Centre which is funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), and is a partnership between
The University of Manchester and Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust. It is part-funded by the
Wellcome Trust Institutional Strategic Support Fund (ISSF) and has been supported by the
Public Programmes Team at Central Manchester University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
I hope to see some of you there!
Thanks
Katharine
Katharine Cresswell
Public Involvement and Events Officer
Public Programmes Team
Research and Innovation Division
Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
29 Grafton Street
Manchester
M13 9WU
0161 276 8943
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