“Why would she even be in a caff?”

Nessa is sat alone, drinking tea. Pointlessly. Then a supermodel walks in.

A new solo show taking a foray into charity shop hauls, fried eggs, accepting compliments, French country mansions, pretending to look at your phone, and Fred Perry as queer armour.

Join Emma Bentley as she bursts back onto the fringe stage and becomes four fascinating women in one hour. Nothing really happens in caffs… until you get a ticket into the head of the person sat next to you.

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Praise for previous work:

“magnetic presence…sparklingly funny” (Scotsman, 'To She Or Not To She')

“ferocious intensity” (Define Arts, 'What Goes on in Front of Closed Doors')

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Written and performed by Emma Bentley (she/her) Directed by Moses Gale (he/they) Produced by Lopsided Arts, an emerging company specialising in curious culture.

Thu 27th + Fri 28 July, 5pm 1 hour, no interval £12 | £10 Under 25 | Culture / Unlimited Pass 2for1 16+

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Image credit: Emily Fisher