Lantern Theatre Liverpool: The Rise and Fall of the Hamburger Queen

November 28, 2013

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Making her return to the Lantern theatre on December 8th Ashleigh Owen, artistic director and co-creator of Catfish Theatre Company, brings her one woman show to town.

On from the success of The Bald Prima Donna last year Ashleigh brings us “The Rise & Fall of the Hamburger Queen” a show based on an award-winning short that has been widely acclaimed and performed since at Bestival 2013. Originally titled “A Fat Girl’s History of Dance” Ashleigh now expands her character for a quasi-biographical story that parody’s her life, success’, and the one woman show itself. Written by Paul Burke

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