As Jodie struggles to keep her coffee shop open, pay the bills and eat, having a social life? Forget about it!
Ella struggles to find work and move out of her lazy ex-boyfriend Don’s flat.
Watch the disaster unfold as the pair of them resort to desperate means to make ends meet. Selling their knickers online. Which seems like such a good idea at the time, but as the orders get more weird as time goes by, life throws a curve ball at Jodie when she meets Mark, a charming, charismatic IT geek!
This laugh out loud comedy written by Kira Holmes explores the extreme lengths Jodie will go to to make ends meet during the cost of living crisis. Selling her knickers online, what could possibly go wrong?
But what secret is Mark hiding? And is it even possible for Jodie to get out of debt, keep up with the ever growing and demanding online orders and keep up a love life?
This is a unique opportunity for audiences to experience an original piece of theatre that has been researched, developed and spearheaded by our very own local community, based on real stories and events. A truly laugh out loud, relatable play that explores the extreme lengths people will and have gone through to make ends meet during the cost of living crisis.
Written by local female play writer, Kira Holmes, coming off the back of her last successful and critically acclaimed comedy ‘First Experiences’.
Directed by Shaun French, who’s latest previous experience has seen him produce and direct such work as Bouncers, Up ‘n’ Under, Frankenstein and Romeo and Juliet.
This original play’s cast and crew consist of local artists that reflect our community and brung a fresh, and brilliant relatability to the play.
Wolf Pack Theatre will also be teaming up with financial and mental health charities and support agencies to help signpost audiences to free help and advice, should they be experiencing similar pressures to those explored in the show.
