Preview this thrilling two-woman play before it heads to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Wickedly funny and darkly poignant, 'Peep' is a thrilling two-woman play exploring the nature of love and revenge that’ll keep you guessing until the final curtain.
Two women's obsession with spying on their mutual ex unfolds in a gripping tale of suspense. Watch as the line between predator and prey blurs and the pair go to desperate lengths to ‘protect’ other women from the man who wronged them. Eventually, an unexpected revelation calls into question both women’s motives and culminates in a shocking act of violence. As entertaining as it is profound, this contemporary masterpiece encourages the audience to question the role of female agency in the context of patriarchal violence. An absolute must-see!
Please note this production includes discussions of sexual assault and body shaming. Age guidance 16+.
Performances
- Saturday 20:00
- Sunday 15:00 (followed by panel discussion/Q&A hosted by The FLINTA* Bookshelf Collective)
- Sunday 19:00
Doors open 45 minutes before curtain. Come early and have a beer! After each performance, the bar will be open. Join us in the courtyard for a drink, and to give feedback on this project before we head to Fringe!
Conditions for Reduced Tickets
Tickets are offered at a reduced price to students under the age of 27, people over the age of 65 or retired, people with registered disabilities and their accompanying persons, and people under severe financial hardship (Berlin-Ticket S or equivalent).
