Good Grief & This is My Tooth
  • Brighton Fringe

Good Grief - Due to unforeseen personal circumstances Good Grief has to be cancelled for Sunday 20th of June and will be replaced by Pocket-Sized Revolution. Pocket-Sized Revolution: Lucy just ran over a guy. But it's not her fault. It's yours. Pocket-sized Revolution uses dark humour, movement & live music to tell the story of a young woman fighting the fear of being alive but not living. A show about nail biting, car crashing & revolution making. Spoiler alert: She saves the world.//// Faye's friends reckon she should cut back her drinking, tone down her partying, & reign in her sex life. But what do they know? Funny & frantic, This Is My Tooth explores whether a chaotic lifestyle can lead to catastrophic consequences & asks what it takes to get a bravery sticker from the dentist. Created by graduates of the University of Worcester's integrated masters in touring theatre, which gives students the skills & experience they need to establish themselves as professional theatre makers. Part of the Try Me Love Me season 2021

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