As Long As We Are Breathing is a multi-sensory, mixed media and timely evocation of the true-life story of Miriam Freedman.

The piece depicts Miriam's childhood experience of living in danger, hiding in Slovakia during the Holocaust and charts her journey to London where, in adulthood, she discovered yoga and meditation which enabled her to face and begin to process the depths of her trauma and grief.

Audiences are invited to delve within to contemplate Miriam’s loss and search for healing, peace and forgiveness in a shared theatrical experience.