A event held at The Wardrobe Theatre on Thursday 31st July. The event starts at 19:30.
Apricity Theatre presents Let's Unpack That by Tiffany Rhodes
Ever looked back on the dumb things you thought as a teenager and cringed? Of course you have. And now’s your chance to laugh at someone else’s misfortunes – a new comedy theatre show written and performed by Tiffany Rhodes!
The year is 2007. Floppy fringes are all the rage, sexy vampires are everywhere, and 11-year-old Tiff is furiously scribbling in her diary. About music, about boys, and about all the things that confuse and frustrate her.
Fast-forward to 2025. Armed with that same diary, grown-up Tiff is still confused and frustrated, but now she understands the world (and herself) a little better. Join her for this hilarious and harrowing glimpse into the mind of a teenage goth. Expect noughties nostalgia, poorly aged jokes and a whole lot of teen angst.
Tiffany Rhodes in collaboration with Apricity Theatre tell a story that many of us growing up in the time of Motorola Razrs and blow up sofas will recognise. One of media misogyny, impossible body standards, and the age old question – are My Chemical Romance goth or emo? Add in the stress of growing up queer and neurodivergent in a world of maths homework and causal homophobia and its easy to see why some of us might need have some unpacking to do.
‘made me scream with laughter but it also dug itself into my soul and started to pick at things I thought I’d left to rest a long time ago’
Audience feedback for Let’s Unpack That
‘deeply personal and painfully universal’
Audience feedback for Let’s Unpack That
‘an antidote to repression – whether that’s about sexuality, neurodiversity, body diversity or just being true to oneself’
We Love Brighton for Let’s Unpack That
‘a feminist love letter to everyone it resonates with’s inner child’
We Love Brighton for Let’s Unpack That
Tickets available at https://thewardrobetheatre.com/shows/lets-unpack-that/
Contains strong language, themes of negative body image, disordered eating, homophobia, bullying and misogyny.
Entry requirements: 14+
Ever looked back on the dumb things you thought as a teenager and cringed? Of course you have. And now’s your chance to laugh at someone else’s misfortunes – a new comedy theatre show written and performed by Tiffany Rhodes!
The year is 2007. Floppy fringes are all the rage, sexy vampires are everywhere, and 11-year-old Tiff is furiously scribbling in her diary. About music, about boys, and about all the things that confuse and frustrate her.
Fast-forward to 2025. Armed with that same diary, grown-up Tiff is still confused and frustrated, but now she understands the world (and herself) a little better. Join her for this hilarious and harrowing glimpse into the mind of a teenage goth. Expect noughties nostalgia, poorly aged jokes and a whole lot of teen angst.
Tiffany Rhodes in collaboration with Apricity Theatre tell a story that many of us growing up in the time of Motorola Razrs and blow up sofas will recognise. One of media misogyny, impossible body standards, and the age old question – are My Chemical Romance goth or emo? Add in the stress of growing up queer and neurodivergent in a world of maths homework and causal homophobia and its easy to see why some of us might need have some unpacking to do.
‘made me scream with laughter but it also dug itself into my soul and started to pick at things I thought I’d left to rest a long time ago’
Audience feedback for Let’s Unpack That
‘deeply personal and painfully universal’
Audience feedback for Let’s Unpack That
‘an antidote to repression – whether that’s about sexuality, neurodiversity, body diversity or just being true to oneself’
We Love Brighton for Let’s Unpack That
‘a feminist love letter to everyone it resonates with’s inner child’
We Love Brighton for Let’s Unpack That
Tickets available at https://thewardrobetheatre.com/shows/lets-unpack-that/
Contains strong language, themes of negative body image, disordered eating, homophobia, bullying and misogyny.
Entry requirements: 14+
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— The Wardrobe Theatre
lgbtq+
comedy
stand-up comedy
