"I Promise Myself I Won't Stop at 27" explores the mysterious and tragic legacy of the "27 Club" - the iconic artists (Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse) who all died at 27. Through narrative, music and visual media, I Promise Myself I Won't Stop at 27 travels through the cultural and historical context of each artist's life - from the vibrant counterculture of the 1960s to the tumultuous waves of the grunge movement and beyond. It explores how these artists, despite their extraordinary talent, faced enormous personal struggles, the pressures of fame and societal expectations that led them down a path of self-destruction. 

"I Promise Myself I Won't Stop at 27" not only looks at the tragedies of these artists, but also at the wider struggles facing young people today, as they choose their own paths in life and careers. The play encourages the audience to think about the many challenges - personal, societal or cultural - that can lead people to difficult crossroads. By linking the biographies of these legendary musicians to the realities of today's youth, I Promise Myself I Won't Stop at 27 seeks to uncover the stories that unite them and to offer a range of perspectives to help them find resilience and alternative solutions in the face of difficulties.