Clothes, cats and counter-culture.

Sheffield, 1989. Loveable, eccentric septuagenarian, Hilda, has run a second-hand clothes shop for decades. She does it to make money to feed 30 stray cats. One day, a journalist from The Guardian walks in…

Join Hilda’s granddaughter, Julie Flower, for a multi-character solo play about family history subverting expectations. All in a nostalgic world of old carrier bags, pools coupons and vintage clothes.

***** ‘Refined moments of sweet, revealing storytelling.’ (Three Weeks)
**** ‘You will leave bathed in the warm glow of humanity at its best.’ (Edinburgh Reporter)
**** ‘This celebration of the ordinary paints a rich picture of Sheffield in the 1980s.’ (The List)

Written and performed by Julie Flower
Directed by Sarah Chew

Running time: 60 minutes
Age guidance: 12+

Doors 6.30pm, performance starts at 7.00pm