Covering the past decade of her life, this autobiographical tale from Gillian English tells the story of love, loss, casino showgirls, Australians and a solitary drag queen with kleptomania.

“This one time I got a pre-emptive divorce. And this other time, a drag queen stole my dress,” says English. “Let me tell you about it: This is the story of knowing who you are, forgetting who you are, wondering who the hell you are, and yes, that one time a drag queen stole my goddamn dress.”

The show has been playing to sold out houses, and delighting audiences all over the world. Some stories are universally relatable, no matter where you come from.

Highly commended Best Comedy, Adelaide Fringe 2016
Nominated – Best Script – Montreal Festival 2014

“Hilarious and Relatable” ★★★★★ Gutter Culture

“A comedic look at the way we approach relationships, rediscovering our own voice and learning how to not be a doormat” Out In Perth

“It’s gritty, it’s real, and I loved it.” The Chronicle Herald

“English tells an important story about women losing their identity in desperation to be part of a relationship” Weekend Notes

Presented and Performed by: Gillian English