Its just a pun, although some of the characters might be witty and off the wrist. After last years starters, this is the intercourse before the dessert, whoops sorry I mentioned Bex... Bexual Healing is a retro character comedy filled show in which we, the audience come across four unlikely socially awkward headstrong female characters from the 1920s-1990s. Each one not only struggling with the quirks of neurodiversity but also trying to break the mold, speak out and seek love. Bex Turner returns to Brighton Fringe with a brand new work in progress for 2024. Having been performing for quite a few years she's looking to try something new! Rebekka was a Quarter Finalist in Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year Competition and received the Pebble Trust Brighton Fringe Award in 2018. Since then she's taken a variety of fringe shows to festivals such as Edinburgh, Camden, Nottingham, Faversham etc. "Rebekka Turner plays several highly funny characters with a 'League of Gentlemen' edge." - Simon, Extra Topping Comedy 2023. "Charming and hilarious...the love child of Tommy Cooper, Eddie Izzard and Victoria Wood -Sajeela Kershi, Comedy Cottage. "Fearlessly funny, gorgeously unhinged and imaginative, you will not get bored watching Rebekka.-Funny WomenPhoto credits to Alexander Voodoo fashion photography, Extra Topping and Sofia Graa.

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Mama Biashara
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