The creative forces of Birds of Paradise & Random Accomplice come together for the first time to bring you a frank and hilarious sex comedy - Wendy Hoose. Read more …
Laura and Jake just want sex. Late Friday night drunken sex. Nothing more. No strings attached. But getting your leg over is sometimes more difficult than you think.
Containing strong language and scenes of a sexual nature, Wendy Hoose is about two twenty year olds searching for love in all the wrong places!It is rude, ribald and hilariously off-colour, and bodes tremendously well for the new directorship of Birds of Paradise.
At its heart, Wendy Hoose is an interesting exploration in to the parameters of no-frills dating, with some thoroughly enjoyable inappropriate gags to boot.
McKnight’s script is jammed with surprises and has a musical backing that sounds just right for the twenty somethings who star. This explicit piece is bursting with outrageous humour. It looks fearlessly at some of the problems of the instantaneity of modern life where relationships can be condensed to their essentials though deeper desires remain the same.
Unashamedly vulgar, but with a compassionate core, Wendy Hoose is a bold, entertaining and sensitive production.
A moving, witty exploration of human fallibilty that is also jaw-droppingly filthy.
See it, if you feel strong enough, but expect to find yourself blushing, at a memorably bold new Scottish sex comedy that pulls no punches at all.
Open-ended,quite raunchy, and ridiculously funny.
Wendy Hoose at Tron Glasgow
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On Tour, from Friday March 7, 2014, until Wednesday March 26, 2014.