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31/05/2024 7:00 pm - 02/06/2024 8:00 pm

Kitchen Underwear

Kitchen Underwear

How far can you push a sex metaphor, a romantic friendship, and questionable interior décor choices? When Ash and Zee move into their tiny Edinburgh apartment, they begin to navigate the emotional rollercoaster of their early twenties. What they don’t expect is confronting the age-old question of, "do I want to date you or do I just want to be you?"

Told through diary entries of two (endearingly strange?) flatmates, Kitchen Underwear follows their search for what queer love means and how to show it.

"Keep it Fringe Fund" Award Winner 2023
★★★★ - Theatre Scotland

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This play was great, cute queerness wrapped up in even cuter poetic language. I truly recommend this show to anyone

- Theatre Scotland, ★★★★

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