Stand-up show by London comedian Grace Campbell, a voice for Gen-Z women, about identity, self-acceptance and the pressure of expectations.
Grace Campbell brings her show The Lady is a Tramp to the Barnfield Theatre on Friday 20 November, with the set starting at 7:45pm. Campbell is a London-based comedian, writer, director and actor, and she's built a reputation for a sharp wit, uncompromising honesty and a provocative tone that's made her one of the more interesting comics of her generation — and, as she puts it, an accidental voice for Gen-Z women.
The Lady is a Tramp is a messy self-examination. She spends the hour reflecting on identity, self-acceptance and the pressure of fitting into other people's expectations, and on the contradictions that make her who she is and why she can't be 'everything at once'. She speaks from a place of having had many breakdowns and rebirths, and of having stopped caring what strangers on the internet think about her. It's the kind of set that doesn't shy away from the awkward bits, and it's recommended for ages 16 and over.
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Tickets start from £25, and the show runs at the Barnfield Theatre on Barnfield Road, EX1 1SN, in Exeter. With the 7:45pm start, it's a proper Friday night slot.
