Falling: A Disabled Love Story

Aaron Pang

Edinburgh

Pleasance Courtyard
Bunker Two

15:00

60 mins

16+ (Guideline)

From £9.00

Aaron walks with a cane, and everyone asks 'what happened?'.

Aaron answers the question twice, first with a story you've heard a thousand times, and then with one you've never heard before.

Faced with a spinal-cord injury, this show follows Aaron's journey to understand this new body in the uncertain world of first loves, online dating and sex. The show untangles his own understanding of his body and the stories he tells himself.

Falling is an uncomfortably sexy and hilariously vulnerable stumble through Aaron's misadventures searching for love, lust and life after disability.

Directed by Connie Chen

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This man had us eating out of the palm of his hand. I loved every single second of this show. Run don't walk, unless you can't run or walk, then do whatever it is you do to get around, and go see this show! So intelligently written, and expertly performed. I was gasping for air, in both laughter and shock. That smirk. The one from the postcard? You'll see it a few times. And you wont be able to stop thinking about it!

Devilishly handsome. Fiercely charismatic. Immensely clever. An endearing exploration into the uncomfortable, that creatively straddles strategy and sincerity in a profoundly captivating way. Reminiscent in tone and energy of Alex Edelman's "Just For Us", as well as Nathan Fielder's "The Rehearsal".

Great lighting choices, especially when we pull into some of the more intimate moments. In learning about Aaron, we are challenged to learn about ourselves. Our own prejudices, assumptions, desires, and needs. By the end of the show, you'll be "Falling" for him too.

https://jacketoff.substack.com/p/laughter-as-medicine

Possibly one of my personal favorites! Aaron Pang takes the concept of inspiration-porn, as commonly referenced in stories of people with disabilities, and smashes it out the window to create a whole new approach. A truly genuine, authentic experience that had me tearful as I walked out by the way he playfully punches us in the gut. Aaron is such a charismatic storyteller, taking us on the wild ride of his life, and have you thinking about it after for days. This is a “love story” like no other; it is about finding love within, and gives us a new concept of what it means to be a hero. This rewrites the common story of disability, the hero’s journey; instead of coming out of a low point, as most stories of disability are structured, we learn to make life whole at the present moment. Aaron made us laugh, and even better, he would laugh with us. I liked his interactions with the audience, too, and how the play can change with each audience.

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Falling: A Disabled Love Story

Edinburgh

Pleasance Courtyard
Bunker Two

(60 mins)

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