Production photography: Harry Elletson

BRILLIANT
- Lyn Gardner,
Stagedoor

SLICK … UPROARIOUS … IMMENSELY ENTERTAINING
- Natasha Tripney,
The Stage

STUPENDOUS … THE OFFICE IS BRILLIANTLY SKEWERED
- Arifa Akbar,
The Guardian

A TOTAL HIT
- Tim Hochstrasser, Plays To See

OUTSTANDING … POWERFUL … AS HEART-WRENCHING AS IT IS HILARIOUS … A PLAY OF OUR TIMES
- Isabella Thomson,
Broadway Baby

COMPELLING … PUNCHY … RELATABLE
- Adam Bloodworth,
City AM

IMPRESSIVE … A FINE, FUNNY AND EMPATHETIC PLAY THAT TAKES GREAT DELIGHT IN SLOWLY REVEALING ITS DEPTHS
- Andrzej Lukowski,
Time Out

A TRULY VIRTUOSO SOLO PERFORMANCE … COMBINES LAUGH OUT LOUD COMEDY WITH NUANCE AND SENSITIVITY
- Clare Simpson,
Fringe Review

EXCELLENT … THIS FRANTIC AND FUNNY ONE-WOMAN SHOW IS SURPRISINGLY MOVING
- Amelia Braddick,
Everything Theatre

BEAUTIFULLY TRUTHFUL WRITING … A MASTERCLASS
- Georgia Gibson, Everything Theatre

A SHARP AND WITTY QUICKFIRE COMEDY … A MUST SEE
- Claire Roderick, Fairy Powered Productions

PERFECTLY CRAFTED, BRILLIANTLY WRITTEN, AND STUPENDOUSLY PERFORMED … TRULY UNMISSABLE
- Neil Baker, Cinerama

THE TEXT BRIMS WITH SHARPNESS … WELL-PACED AND POLISHED … ELECTRIFYING
- Guillermo Nazara, First Night Magazine

SLICK, WITTY, AND FAST-PACED … AN EXCEPTIONAL SCRIPT
- Xi Ye, Operation Live Theatre

PHENOMENAL
- Simon Jenner, View From The Gods

EXCELLENT
- Maryam Philpott, The Reviews Hub

RODLIFFE’S PERFORMANCE IS UTTERLY MAGNETIC
- Sam Waite, All That Dazzles

THIS IS BY FAR THE MOST TIGHTLY-WRITTEN SCRIPT I SAW AT THE FRINGE. IT’S ALSO A DAMN GOOD BIT OF STORYTELLING. AND I LAUGHED - OUT LOUD!
- Emily Jupp,
Working Differently

DESERVES EVERY ACCOLADE I HOPE IT GETS
- Louise Sibley, The Spy In The Stalls

Rehearsal photography: Christopher Sherwood

Bea's secretly working three full-time jobs.
All at the same time.
And she's still financially f*cked.
Between looking after luxury flats and dogsitting the world's ugliest pooch, she's neck-deep in employers and it's only a matter of time until someone finds out she's breaking all her contracts.
Armed with nothing but her smarmiest boss' dirty secret, can Bea get herself out of the red and into the black (and into the fit intern's bed)? Or will the plates she's been spinning come crashing down around her and her dysfunctional family?
A riotous comedy about snakes and surviving capitalism.

Written by Isley Lynn and Libby Rodliffe