teabreak
Company: Trigger

With freshly brewed chai and peppermint tea served from Trigger’s beautifully hand painted Tuk Tuk, this gentle performance brings an uplifting moment of pause. A rich tapestry of voices reflect on tea, from personal stories of love, loss and ritual come something universal: an invitation to rest awhile, appreciate all that we have, honour moments that have passed and ready ourselves for what is to come.
Creative team:
Director: Angie Bual
Performers: Divija Melally, Kali Chandrasegaram
Music: George Bloomfield
Dramaturg: Lou Cope
Sound recordist: Prithvi Sachithanandam


2023 tour:
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Norfolk & Norwich Festival
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Brighton Festival
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Leeds 2023
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Timber Festival
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Milton Keynes International Festival
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Ensemble Festival from Certain Blacks
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Birmingham 2023
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The Big Feast, Stoke
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Greenwich and Docklands International Festival
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Festival of Thrift, Billingham
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Bournemouth Arts by the Sea Festival
2024 tour:
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Basingstoke Festival
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Festival of Making, Blackburn
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Around the Lake Festival by Creative Playground Crawley
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Redbridge Outdoor Arts
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BD:Festival, Bradford
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Feel Good Family Picnic, Rochdale
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Birmingham Weekender
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Harbour Fest, Whitehaven
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The Full Shebang, Mansfield
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Edible Grimsby
2025 tour:
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Grimm & Co's Festival of Stories, Rotherham
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Yeovil Together Festival
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Frome Festival, Victoria
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Now Then! Selby
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Now Then! Sherburn
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Warrington Mela
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Croydon Harvest
2026 tour:
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Festival Oldham
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SO Festival, Skegness
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The Workshop, Kings Lynn
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Wardown Park, Luton
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Two Rivers Centre, Staines-Upon-Thames
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Market Square, Faversham
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Worthing
Photos: Brighton Festival, Paul Blakemore, Now Then Selby