Edinburgh Fringe
Please Love Me
'I felt this pressure to be sexy from the second I got tits. And then the f*ckers didn't even grow that much.' From the creators of the sell out show Skank (The Times' Critics choice for 2021 Edinburgh Fringe and Offies 2021 OffFest nominee) comes a one-woman spectacle featuring pole dancing and original music. A first love, second heartbreak, and third piece of cake in a row make a naughty teenager question if she can ever be a "good woman". And what the hell that even means. Ready for some clubland classics and moral philosophy?
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Fringe in 5 - Clementine Bogg-Hargoves and Zoey Barne
Amy chats to Clementine Bogg-Hargoves (creator and perfomer) and Zoey Barnes (co-creator) of Please Love Me.
Amy Rye, Lost in Theatreland, 30th July 2023EdFringe Talk: Please Love Me
"It's good to have someone to keep you in check mentally when there are so many other acts to compare yourself to."
Dan Lentell, Get Your Coats On, 30th July 2023Edinburgh 2023: Please Love Me Guest Blog
Clementine Bogg-Hargroves and Zoe Barnes - creators of Please Love Me, on how they balance writing and devising theatre that incorporates personal experience with fictionalised narratives.
Clementine Bogg-Hargroves and Zoe Barnes, Broadway World, 29th July 2023Interview with Clementine Bogg-Hargroves and Zoey Barnes, Please Love Me
"Our show is a fairground ride in the rain that's going a little too fast before a handbrake turn takes you to Banksy's Dismaland. But you're finding it funny and you're wanting to dance."
Tom Inniss, Voice Magazine, 28th July 2023Jay Lafferty on pole dancing: 'It's about letting go of the fear of failure'
Pole dancing has been grabbing headlines in Edinburgh this year as it became embroiled in city leaders' failed attempts to ban lap-dancing clubs. We take a look at four Fringe shows using pole as a key element in exploring the personal, the political and the plain funny.
Rachel Ashenden, The List, 21st July 2023#EdFringe 2023 - #SNAPCHATZ - Episode 8
Today's brave band of would-be indelible Fringe memories are alleged come-back kid, Martin Urbano, a queer-contemporary reimagined Orpheus, TOM, and warts, music and all comic play, Please Love Me!
WJ Quinn, The Quintessential Review, 27th June 2023Performances
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2nd Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
3rd Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
4th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
5th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
6th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
8th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
9th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
10th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
11th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
12th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
13th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
15th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
16th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
17th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
18th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
19th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
20th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
22nd Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
23rd Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
24th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
25th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |
26th Aug | 20:20 | Pleasance Dome (AceDome) |