Alice Motta takes us on a journey of acceptance

A promising concept

Alice Motta on Sacred Bath

A delightfully meta and self-aware comedy that parodies countless tropes while exploring the creative process.

A haunting one-woman show

An arresting performance and skilfully crafted script.

“Cigarette, dear?”“No thank you, dear.”“I think I might have a cigarette, dear.”“No you won’t, dear.”“Very well, dear.” And so the scene is set: in two inflatable armchairs, presided over by a goldfish on a gold pedestal, sit Mr and Mrs Fox. She – in a luminous, captivating performance by Alice Marshall – is domineering, supercilious, wilfully mispronouncing words and oblivious to the feelings of those around her; he – a foppish, Wooster-like Jack J Fairley – is an ineffectual, waistcoated ...

A fast-paced dark comedy that uses physical acting and impersonation to expose a narcissistic and harmful mindset.

A collection of original skits spanning comedy, dramatic monologues, dances, games and songs, all performed by the energetic and multitalented theatre company Degenerate Fox. A diamond in the rough; could be a real gem with some polishing.

A slightly confusing production that may be just a bit too faithful to the original story of the novel to work on stage.