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About the Show

Ifeyinwa Frederick's new play exploring the mire of depression, masculinity, and therapy.

On the cusp of his 30th birthday, after failing to go to the gym for weeks and an upsetting one-night stand, Tunde starts attending therapy sessions.
Examining the difficulties of vulnerability and opening up, 'Sessions' provides a bittersweet insight into what it means to be mentally unwell and male in modern society.

Critic Reviews (3)

Given the high suicide rates among men, Frederick’s drama feels timely and alarming, with just a sliver of hope at the end.
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Frederick’s writing is always perceptive and convincing, but there is not enough dramatic conflict here, and by the end Tunde’s desperation slides into what may be complete tragedy.
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Frederick’s drama is a timely exploration of mental health challenges in black men and serves as an important reminder to check in with those around us.
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