Chatterbox
26 Apr 19:00
As a Pakistani girl in primary school in Glasgow, in the 1970s, Lubna was labelled “stupid” because she couldn’t speak English.
This humorous and touching semi-autobiographical one-woman show looks at the impact of the labels we are given as children, and how they persist into adulthood. What labels were you given? How did they affect you? Do they still make you anxious? Where did you find safety when boys chased you down the street calling you names ? What was your favourite cake ?
The show is a prequel to actor, writer, comedian Lubna Kerr’s four-star Fringe hit Tickbox. Originally made possible with the support of Creative Scotland’s Open Fund.
A room in the venue will be available on this day as a dedicated prayer room.
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Ticket prices: £15
Running time: 1 hour approx with no interval
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