Thinking Bigly: How We Die is an interactive theatre performance that aims to explore the topic of death in a unique and engaging way. This thought-provoking show, scheduled for January 3, 2024, from 7pm to 8:15pm, invites audiences to join Ben on a journey to choose songs for a funeral. Ben, who has experienced his own funeral multiple times, offers a strangely fun and interactive look at the greatest certainty in life: death. Despite the taboo surrounding death, this performance manages to approach the topic with humor and sensitivity. It provides valuable insights and reflections on what to expect and what represents a good death. The show's content is suitable for ages 12 and above, and it contains themes of death. Thinking Bigly: How We Die will be held at Theatre Deli, located at 107 Leadenhall Street in London. This event offers an opportunity to engage in an approachable conversation about mortality, bringing awareness to the importance of discussing and accepting the inevitable. Admission to the performance is by donation.

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