This is a funny, messy and heart pinching tale about searching for love, told by the lyrical and unflinchingly honest Cressida Bradley. Written and performed by Cressida Bradley. Direction by Rama Nicholas. Sound Design, Composition and Production by D.A.Calf.
By mid-February Cressida’s life sounded like a bad country and western song. First, she’s knocked off her bike by a t-boning taxi, then she loses her job, then she gets dumped. Via text. On Valentines Day. But it’s two weeks later when her life really changes.
Written and performed by Cressida Bradley. Direction by Rama Nicholas. Sound Design, Composition and Production by D.A.Calf.
Listen to Acts Two and Three...
Warning: This podcast contains strong language and adult themes.
6 Apr 2020
Act two
So far in her life Cressida has been set up, stood up, fed up, and now she’s knocked up. Now she’s got a decision to make. This is going to be tough. Is she brave enough? Can she have this baby?
Written and performed by Cressida Bradley. Direction by Rama Nicholas. Sound Design, Composition and Production by D.A. Calf.
Listen to the final Act Three...
Warning: This podcast contains strong language and adult themes.
6 Apr 2020
Act three
Early one Saturday morning Cressida gets bullied by strangers, forces her cup of pee onto a perfectly nice lady, and discovers she has a lot of deep, fathomless love in her life.
Written and performed by Cressida Bradley. Direction by Rama Nicholas. Sound Design, Composition and Production by D.A.Calf.
Warning: This podcast contains strong language and adult themes.
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