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Age guide: 16+
Running time: 60 minutes
CW: reference to non-consensual touch
You’re invited to Hannah's BIG GOODBYE PARTY! (please, no presents)
There’ll be comedy, songs and heart.
An office party, a rave and the no. 35 bus.
Hannah's given it her best shot. She's followed all the rules and tried really hard, but it's just not working for her. So she's going to live as a sheep.
(Don't worry, she's cool with it)
Prepare to be wowed by sheep facts, an epic sheep outfit and the possibility of feeling some feelings...
But let's not give it all away, parties need the odd surprise.
See ewe there!

Creative team:
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Writer / performer: Ruth Berkoff
Dramaturg / director: Georgia Murphy
Sound designer: Isolde Freeth-Hale
Movement adviser: Izzy Brittain
Two week residency thanks to: Volcano Theatre, Swansea
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Other collaborators: Alice Robinson, Natalie Bellingham, Performers Playground, Gorse Hill Studios, Leah Francis, Kath Burlinson, Michael Siegel, Emma Leah Golding, Rachael Halliwell

A show for anyone who's ever felt like an outsider.
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Reviews
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Warm hearted and empathic. Hugely entertaining
British Theatre Guide
*CAUTION - review contains spoilers!!*
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Bizarre, bonkers and beautiful – I loved it!
★★★★★
Fairypowered Productions
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A piece of theatre which will resonate with many
★★★★
Theatre and Tonic
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Side-splittingly funny and so fundamentally relatable
★★★★
Forge Press
A beautifully balanced performance that veers from funny to tender and painfully honest
Reviews Hub North West
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Undoubtedly joyous and uplifting
The Bradfordian
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It’s emotionally true, funny and generous with its audience
Chris Thorpe
Magnetic and talented
Bryony Kimmings
I loved this clever, funny, moving show. I think everyone will find themselves being a little bit kinder after seeing it
Lisa Holdsworth (TV and theatre writer)
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Drama at its best
JM Hall (novelist and radio writer)
Audience feedback:
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YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS. No spoiler alerts, I want to see how you'll see it. It's one of those shows that seems to be light and fluffy but then you are waking up at night and think more, because you realised there was a twist in the twist!
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It reduced me to tears and made me laugh and smile so much my cheeks hurt
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Brilliant! Go see it! Emotional rollercoaster!
Absolutely captivating from start to finish
A show about belonging. As an autistic person who has struggled to belong her whole life, I have never felt so seen. Thank you
A sneaky peek into the devising process
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This is where the show's anthem, The Thing About Sheep, was born, back in May 2023.
It's now a finished song, complete with sheep synth backing track.
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If you learn the lyrics, it MIGHT come in handy at the show...
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Upcoming Tour Dates:​​​
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MARCH 2025
LONDON
Sat 15th March, 7:15pm
Camden People's Theatre
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GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL
Fri 28th March, 7:30pm,
​Van Winkle, Barrowlands
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MAY 2025​
BRIGHTON FRINGE - Presuming Ed (Half a Camel), London Road
Friday 2nd May, 19:45
Saturday 3rd May, 17:15
Saturday 24th May, 19:45
Sunday 25th, 17:15
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CARDIFF
Fri 9th May
(details coming soon)
