FOLLOWING 2012’s celebrated reception as they caused mayhem and mania in theatres across the land, the irrepressible Hormonal Housewives are back in action and visiting Lighthouse in Poole on Thursday.
Starring British pop icon Toyah Willcox, writer Julie Coombe, and former Hollyoaks actress Sarah Jane Buckley, these housewives are certainly a force to be reckoned with and audiences will be in for a side-splitting evening of laughs and gasps.
The show for all the women out there whose man is more James May than Christian Grey, Hormonal Housewives is a hilarious comedy written by husband and wife team Julie Coombe and John McIsaac.
With previous tours starring Margi Clarke and Carol Smillie, it is back with hilarious all-new sketches, as well as all the very best bits from last time round. Covering everything that makes today’s woman tick (or get ticked off) - from the joys of teenagers, to the challenge of IKEA, the madness of holiday reps and the insanity of DIY.
Former punk singer Toyah is one of Britain’s iconic household names – an award-winning rock legend as well as a much-loved actress and music composer.
In a career spanning 30 years Toyah has had thirteen top 40 singles, recorded 20 albums, written two books, and presented television programmes as diverse as The Good Sex Guide Late, Watchdog and Songs Of Praise. Julie Coombe has enjoyed a varied career in theatre, radio and television in productions ranging from Shakespeare to new writing to pantomime.
Julie has also been a regular at Scotland’s number one comedy venue, The Stand Comedy Club in Edinburgh, for the past ten years. She and her husband, John, run a monthly new comedy writing night there called 'Melting Pot,' which offers a platform to aspiring authors. Hormonal Housewives is at Lighthouse on March 28 at 7.30pm and has an age limit of 16. Call 0844 406 8666 for tickets and full details.
- To celebrate the housewives, Lighthouse is holding a ‘Girls Night Out’ event before the show. The venue will have cocktails, cupcakes and free beauty treatments before the show from 5.30pm.
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