The 2023 Brighton Fringe Award-winning show comes to Camden!Disability in society: fairytale or pigging nightmare?It seems the Big Bad Wolfs blown your house down: with two life-changing diagnoses, your family life is in ruins. Its now an absurd mess of endless appointments, health and safety nonsense, and offers of help that dont help.But as you struggle to rebuild it all, you start to wonder, who or what is the Biggest Baddest Wolf? Is it your sons condition, or is it the institutions and systems that society constructs around them?A disenchanted storytelling and physical theatre show about family disability in an ableist society."A wonderfully written piece, with equal measures of heart and humour"(Paul Simpson, Head of Participation and Audience Development, Oxford Playhouse);"Phenomenal. Exquisite storytelling ... GO SEE IT!"(Hooky Productions);Riveting ... illuminating(The SLATE);Georgie Steeles one-woman show is searing and livid. Her presence is mesmerising."(OFS Review).

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