(Dis)honest

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  • Policy applies to: Children under 18 months

Description

When you’re constantly reinventing yourself, how do you know who you really are? With inspiration drawn from the life of confidence trickster Amy Bock, this comedy drama explores the big question: when do we stop pretending? An originally written piece, (Dis)honest will take you through a range of crimes and deceptions, and leave you with the questions: what does honesty mean, where does it stop, and does it matter?

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Anne Gibbons 96 days ago

This show was so great! A really fun premise, with a wonderful message. The lovely cast were so accomplished for being so young! Wonderful work!

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Ezra King 98 days ago

What a triumph!

Fast paced, thought provoking and funny

This piece really does prove that youth theatre is alive and well. Best show I’ve seen at the fringe so far.

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Ricky 99 days ago

What a beautiful show! The characters are so prominent and the lead podcaster presents the story so wonderfully whilst also being so comedic! What a talented group of young performers. This is the future of theatre!

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Paula Thomas 100 days ago

Totally stunning! I was mesmerised to see how 9 young women could use a podcast to tell a story about the identity of women that was so poignant, sad and hilarious at the same time. It was so special that I just have to go again! Well done, ladies, you were phenomenal!

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Claire 103 days ago

Tightly written and performed show. Recommended

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Nick 103 days ago

Great new show from a talented set of young female actors in a dark comedy about what identity means in the modern, social media world.

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Jo Wilkinson 103 days ago

Great show. It was well written and performed by a really great cast. Would recommend.

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The Scotsman (3/5 stars) 85 days ago

Oddly elusive and curiously enchanting

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North West End UK (4/5 stars) 97 days ago

This originally written piece poses many thought-provoking questions about honesty and identity in an enjoyable and lighthearted way.

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The Student (3.5/5 stars) 100 days ago

(Dis)honest is a shining example of how valuable youth theatre is to the Fringe, and these performers have shown immense promise. I look forward to seeing what else they can achieve next year.

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