Review
'funny, touching and absolutely filthy... a hugely entertaining eye-opener of a show' --Daily Telegraph
Product Description
This play, first staged at the Royal Court in London, presents a truthful, sympathetic and undeniably fascinating portrait of a profession that is much maligned, much misunderstood.
About the Author
Alecky Blythe is a pioneer of 'verbatim' theatre who writes her plays by cutting vox-pop interviews with real people. Her previous work includes Come Out Eli about the Hackney siege and Cruising, about a dating service for the over 60s.
