On the first Wednesday of June and July at The Museum of Comedy you can see Jessica Regan’s joyful, poignant Edinburgh Fringe sell-out smash 16 POSTCODES, a journey through an impenetrable city with an all-too-open heart.  Described by Lyn Gardner as a born storyteller, Regan shares lessons lived and learned from a life in no particular order. Each show is drawn from true tales of love and landlords, of mice and men and more, told with help from the audience who will play their part in shaping her odyssey as she moves North, South, East and West, finding out which is best. While these different abodes reflect uncertainty and struggle, they also promise adventure and discovery; each postcode holds a defining experience in some shape or form – be it funny, sad, or dramatic. Where will she go? How does this end? Regan is curious about that herself…  You'll laugh, you'll cry, you’ll rent… cos you can't afford to buy. Jessica is known for her award-winning work on the BBC’s Doctors, alongside her extensive theatre, audio and television career (Ill Behaviour, Call The Midwife, Peep Show). Jessica is a regular contributor for hit podcast The Guilty Feminist.  ★★★★ "THE CITY’S HOUSING CRISIS SHOWS UP ALL THE MORE STARKLY FOR REGAN’S LIGHTNESS OF TOUCH AS SHE SHOWS HOW SIMPLICITY CAN HOUSE COMPLEXITY" - Financial Times ★★★★ "A DELIGHTFUL HOUR OF THEATRE" - The Scotsman