Being a woman! Being over 40! Sex! Kath has found the solution to these problems. Yoga! Based on three yoga self-help books from the 1960s. You don't have to be a woman, you don't have to be over 40 and you don't even have to be sexual. Watch as Kath delves into the Kama Sutra, discovers what 'the four types of women' smell of and almost does some yoga.

A couple running through the rain to catch a bus. A man staring at a blank laptop screen in desperation. A woman opening an envelope to find a photo inside. A new house on a new street with new neighbours. A roughly 72 minute show, read from a little black book, by a scruffy, bearded, glasses-wearing man in a red check shirt and black jeans who does not own a pressure washer. A new storytelling show written and performed by Sam Freeman (Every Little Hope You Ever Dreamed, Every Time I Close My Eyes). This show has minimal references to dogs. In association with the Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield.

Winner - Pick of The Week - Adelaide Fringe Festival 2024 Welcome. Welcome to The Ceremony. Thank you. Youre welcome. Playfully exploring ritual and tradition in the modern world, The Ceremony is an improvised, interactive ritual part sermon, part group therapy, part comedy show. Not a cult. Crafted afresh from audience responses, the show changes every single time its performed. We rummage through our collective pasts/presents/futures/other to see what kind of ceremony emerges. Or is that the ceremony? Who are we? What are we doing? Does this mean anything? What does meaning mean? Hmm. Come in. Take a seat. Contemplate your life. Contemplate my life. Join me. And let The Ceremony begin "Raw, wild and exhilarating" - Binge Fringe Brilliantly funny a master at drawing the audience out of their shell - Glam Adelaide "Hilarious, moving, provocative ... extraordinary " - The List "Great skill" - The Scotsman "A spectacular feat of ingenuity" - The Crumb "Interrogates what theatre is - and what it means to gather together ... If I were not being held to a demon schedule, I'd book to see The Ceremony every night" - Lyn Gardner, The Stage