Single Use
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Orange Squeeze Theatre
Meet Ella, a karaoke-loving procrastinator with a taste for Deliveroo and casual white lies. When her water bottle washes up in Malaysia she's forced to make a decision: save the planet or save herself? She tries to do the 'right thing' in a world where it's much easier not to. Written and performed by Verity Mullan, Single Use is a thoughtful and hilarious one-woman comedy about climate guilt, emotional avoidance, tragic first dates and plastic recycling. 'Comedy, chaos and a lasting message' ***** (UK Theatre Network). 'A star in the making' **** (One4Review.co.uk). 'Hidden gem' **** (Youngish Perspective).
Wheelchair Access, Wheelchair Accessible Toilets, Audio Enhancement System
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