We now call it The Great Realisationand, yes, since then there have been many.But that’s the story of how it started …and why hindsight’s 2020.First performed online in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Tomos Roberts’ heartfelt poem, with its message of hope and resilience, has been viewed over 60 million times and translated into over 20 languages.Adapted by Ashley Banjo and Diversity into a BAFTA-winning dance performance for Britain's Got Talent!Written in the form of a bedtime story, The Great Realisation is a celebration of the many things – from simple acts of kindness, to applauding the heroic efforts of our key workers – that have brought us together at a time of global crisis. It captures, with magical resonance, the thoughts and feelings of millions in lockdown, as we adapted to a new way of life, found joy in unexpected places, cast aside old habits and reflected on what truly matters to us.The Great Realisation is a timely reminder that, even during our most challenging moments, there is always hope.
We now call it The Great Realisationand, yes, since then there have been many.But thats the story of how it started and why hindsights 2020.First performed online in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Tomos Roberts heartfelt poem, with its message of hope and resilience, has been viewed over 60 million times and translated into over 20 languages.Adapted by Ashley Banjo and Diversity into a BAFTA-winning dance performance for Britain's Got Talent!Written in the form of a bedtime story, The Great Realisation is a celebration of the many things from simple acts of kindness, to applauding the heroic efforts of our key workers that have brought us together at a time of global crisis. It captures, with magical resonance, the thoughts and feelings of millions in lockdown, as we adapted to a new way of life, found joy in unexpected places, cast aside old habits and reflected on what truly matters to us.The Great Realisation is a timely reminder that, even during our most challenging moments, there is always hope.
