Toilet Paper Diaries by Porcelain Delaney
7 March

Toilet Paper Diaries is a play written and performed by Porcelain Delaney. It follows thirty-year-old Eloise on a pivotal day, waiting anxiously in a room, unsure how to process the enormity of what lies ahead. As she delves into her childhood diaries, we meet a joyful nine-year-old Eloise, a promising ballerina certain of her future stardom—until the onset of her period derails her dreams. Suddenly thrust into a battle with dismissive doctors, Eloise refuses to be silenced, fighting to be heard. This heartbreaking and hilarious tale is visually evocative and will deeply resonate with anyone with endometriosis or another condition which has led to medical gaslighting.
Followed by an in-conversion with writer and researcher Sue Rainsford.
A touch tour will take place 30 minutes prior to the event. Places are limited, so please book your space in advance. You can book your place here.
Warnings
Contains strong language and mild sexual references. Themes: endometriosis, medical gaslighting.
Funder Credits
Disrupt Disability Arts Festival is funded and supported by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon Festivals Investment Scheme, Dublin City Council, Project Arts Centre, RTÉ Supporting the Arts and Photo Museum Ireland.
7 March
7:30pm
€16.50/ €13.50 | Your ticket supports future iterations of Disrupt Disability Arts Festival. Free tickets are available for those with lived experience of disability, carers and companions. Concession tickets are available for those on a low income, unemployed or OAP.
ISL, captions, touch tour, audio description, relaxed performance, online
The Cube
110 mins