NEW DATE AVAILABLE!Colourful explosions pop in Philippa Dawsons hilariously visceral account of her experience with ADHD and queerness within her new show Character Flaw. A plethora of eye-opening topics and hysterical anecdotes are covered in a short space of time leaving the audience educated and highly entertained. Pip uses voiceovers, sketch and music to navigate the challenges and celebrate the joys of life with ADHD. She explores her coming out journey, how medication has affected her identity and asks whether we can all learn to be more understanding? After an award winning, sell out run at Edinburgh Fringe 2023, catch the unapologetically neurodiverse and queer comedy Character Flaw.Winner of the Brighton Fringe Award for Excellence 2023Shortlisted for the ADHD Comedy Award 2023A little Gem British Theatre"A show you could see again and again!" Theatre and TonicA tightrope act of having us crying with laughter to genuine heartache. A show that gives in every possible conceivable way Binge Fringe

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