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A Grand Day Out

8 Oct 2025

A Grand Day Out

Ever wondered what would happen if you got your divorced parents back together again for one day? Benji is a “bitofalaugh,” “intriguing” and apparently “charismatic” (according to GOWD Founder, Riley). In this Auto-biographical performance Benji is pulling in all their family favours, tying up loose ends and really hoping Gran keeps picking up the phone. It’ll be just like the old days...Right? Somewhere between the warmth and comfort of yer Gran’s homemade soup and 'Marriage Story' (2019). Nostalgia’s a B*TCH!

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The show is an exploration into family dynamics and growing up around divorce in a religious family.

This is a filmed performance and will be posted only on Benji's website for documentation purposes, and will be available for the public to view on the website.

Cast & Creatives

Writer: Benji Paget

Director: Riley Hamshaw-Mills

Jane Cronnin-Scott, Irene Paget, Lexi Cooper and Hannah Ballou

Date & Time: Wednesday 8th October @8:30pm

Running Time:  60mins

Content warnings: Age 14+ divorce, death, suicide, Queer issues (non-accepting parents), family issues, (filmed performance)

Latecomers may not be admitted. ​Ticket purchases are non refundable.

Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members.

Venue

Venue: The Glitch

The Glitch is a vibrant artsy café & bar and unique creative space in the heart of Waterloo, created by VAULT Creative Arts, producers of VAULT Festival. Good coffee, cheeesy toasties, cold beers, delicious cocktails and the most welcoming staff. It’s the perfect place to meet with friends, work in comfort, or relax admiring local artworks. As the evening draws in, the space morphs into a lively bar with intimate nights of comedy, theatre, music, spoken word, and special one-off events and parties. A unique space with plenty of atmosphere that’s open and inclusive to all. Queer-friendly and proudly a safe space for the LGBTQIA community, with many events led by or created for queer people.

The Theatre is downstairs at The Glitch with a capacity of 54 and versitle set-up. Ideal for theatre, comedy, experimental, cabaret and WIP shows. Full tech spec cab be viewed here

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