Prompted by the breakdown of several close friends’ long term partnerships, disgruntled serial monogamist Rosie Wilby presents a loose sequel to her Fringe Report Award winning 2009/10 show The Science Of Sex (which she recently performed in New York) after making a pact with her best friend that they are going to become ‘sex sirens’ in their early 40s – whatever that means.
She sets off to investigate age-old conflicts between freedom and commitment and unexpectedly encounters blackbird vasectomies, unicorns, marmosets, giant Malagasy jumping rats, lollipop ladies, George Michael, Juliette Binoche and Jean Paul Sartre whilst also wondering if fairies have feet and if gay marriage means that she will have to take up dusting.
She also presents the results of her anonymous online survey on fidelity and her own Family Fortunes-esque quiz to ponder what actually counts as infidelity, whether any of us agree on this and what other secrets couples keep from one another.
Plus her disastrous attempt to find some sexual misadventure at a supposedly erotic ‘lesbian sauna’ (everyone ended up chatting and cleaning).
“A brilliant and natural comedy mind and future… Wickedly cutting jokes and wonderful takes on sexuality” – Broadway Baby
£5.00 + £0.50 Booking fee = £5.50
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What: Is Monogamy Dead? by Rosie Wilby
Where: The Dukebox Theatre, Iron Duke Pub, Waterloo Street, Brighton
When: Saturday, November 23
Time: Doors 7.45, Start 8pm
Cost: £5.00 + £0.50 Booking fee = £5.50
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