“No one looking at you would spot a thing out of place. You’re complacent. You and the worm coexist. Even though it’s eating you from the inside, you’ve got no idea.”A domestic abuse survivor examines the jagged pieces of her past to understand why she’s being questioned by police.She is in a mental facility and can’t understand why she’s there. She thinks she did something terrible… and she needs to remember it, before her actions have dangerous consequences.A darkly compelling tale about coercive control, domestic abuse and how the mind finds a way to escape.Emily Jupp writes for television and stage. Her first play ‘Doing Well’, about the mental health crisis affecting young people and its links to social media, took a satirical swipe at the cult of influencers. It was a finalist for the Liverpool Hope Prize in 2019. ‘Wormholes’ was longlisted for The Bruntwood Prize in 2022. CASTING: 1 actorDURATION: 70 minutesA portion of the profts from each copy of ‘Wormholes’ sold will be donated to Refuge, a UK charity providing specialist support for women and children experiencing domestic violence.