A darkly funny, sharply observed play about identity, expectation, and quietly falling apart. Margot is twenty-something, accidentally ordained, and leading a parish she doesn’t quite understand. Oh, and she’s also quickly unravelling behind the scenes/pulpit. Set in a nosy British village of casseroles and quiet judgement, this witty coming-of-age story explores gender, grief, and the strange performance of everyday life. Warm, bold, and bitingly real - it’s a must-see for fans of smart, heartfelt theatre.
