SubjectivityUK is a growing community of people who want to listen and be heard, those of us whom differ in perspective, but can still be respected. A place to not only find answers but to provide questions that make us think differently.
Pioneering the next level of conversation, this show is for our Birmingham community, and will see us diving deep into what hurt us, how we processed it and whether the wounds experienced emotionally, psychologically etc ever do heal… further expanding our Jan/Feb theme ‘Spectrum of Love’.
Join us on the 20th Feb, join the conversation online via @subjectivityUK and let’s make room for wider conversation.
18+ Event — Please note: By purchasing a ticket, attending the event unless stated on entry, you are content for us to record and share content of you from the show on our socials in order for us to authentically make room for wider conversation worldwide.
warmest regards, SubjectivityUK Team.
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