Join a weekend of performances and conversations exploring care and destruction. Choose from a programme of events created by artists who are looking at health and social justice at a time of great and nerve-racking societal change.
The events at Wellcome Collection are part of the wider The Sick of the Fringe programme, which also takes place at The Place and Camden People's Theatre.
This is an event with several different activities. Check specific sub-events for their locations.
This is a large-scale event with several different activities, which may include drop-in sessions, scheduled performances, workshops or talks. Check specific activities for details and to see if you need to book a ticket or just show up. Spaces for drop-in activities are limited and may run out if we are busy.
For more information, please visit our Accessibility page. If you have any queries about accessibility, please email us at access@wellcomecollection.org or call 0 2 0. 7 6 1 1. 2 2 2 2
The Sick of the Fringe is a strategy, an ethos, a community, which makes the world safe (or safer) for challenging art and challenging realities. The challenges we are particularly interested in fighting include inequality, inaccessibility, elitism and mediocrity. We fight on behalf of artists, audiences and the public good, each in different ways.
The DH Ensemble is a deaf- and hearing-led theatre company who will provide BSL interpretation for select performances at the Sick of the Fringe festival.
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