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ECHOES - Christian Testimony in poetic form

The voice I ran from echoed through my silence.

A Spoken-Word Performance by Brendan Conboy

What if the moments that shaped your life were not random? What if a voice had been calling through every triumph, every failure, every wound, every near miss, and every second chance?

ECHOES is a powerful spoken-word theatre performance that weaves together poetry, storytelling, music and visual media to explore one man's journey from fear, violence and despair to hope, purpose and faith.

Through a series of original poems and personal stories, Brendan Conboy shares the remarkable events that shaped his life: childhood trauma, struggles with mental health, a near-suicide attempt, life-changing encounters, serious accidents, experiences of grace, and the unexpected discovery of faith. Along the way, questions emerge that touch every human life:

  • Why do we carry so much pain?

  • Why do we spend our lives searching for meaning?

  • Is there more to us than what we can see?

  • Can a broken story be redeemed?

At times humorous, at times deeply moving, ECHOES invites audiences to reflect on their own journey. It is a story of resilience, transformation and hope, told with honesty, vulnerability and a unique gift for rhyme.

This is not simply a performance about faith. It is a testimony to the echoes that remain throughout a lifetime—the moments, memories, conversations and encounters that continue to call us toward truth.

Whether you are a person of faith, a sceptic, or simply someone searching for meaning, ECHOES offers an evening of storytelling that is thought-provoking, inspiring and unforgettable.

ECHOES will not simply move you… It could change your life.

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Event poster for a spoken-word performance titled 'Fragments: Poems of Mental Health and Hope,' performed by Brendan Conboy. The poster features a silhouette of a person holding a microphone with a background of blue and orange lightning-like effects, broken glass, and a cityscape at sunset. The quote 'I confessed my mess to a man on the phone, and then returned safely home' is displayed. The poster provides spaces for venue, date, time, tickets, and contact information, and indicates the event is suitable for ages 14 and up. The website www.brendanconboy.co.uk/poet is listed for more information.
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