Enough!
A funny, relatable show with two perspectives on age and enough-ness
Kym takes on the wild world of wellness armed with a rapidly declining sense of inner peace and a whole lot of questions. She delves into the cult of self-care, the myth of self-worth, and the perilous journey into self-delusion. Through bold characters and confessions, she asks, Is any of this actually making us better—or just busier? and “Can I be my best self if I’m completely exhausted?” In the end, it all boils down to one very modern question: How good is good enough?
Meanwhile, Georgia explores the three A’s: ageing, acceptance, and average. From childhood wisdom like “As long as you have your health, nothing else matters”—a confusing mantra at five, but crystal clear at sixty-five—she dives into the highs and lows of growing older and wonders if remembering your passwords counts as success. With sharp wit and warmth, she asks: Are we there yet?
Together, these performances offer a hilarious and honest look at what it means to chase perfection, survive adulthood, and maybe—just maybe—accept yourself along the way. Perfect for anyone who’s ever felt not quite enough or wondered when life starts making sense.
Cast & Creatives
Kym Nelson & Georgia Thorp
Date & Time: Sunday 12th October @3pm
Running Time: 60mins
Content warnings: Age 14+ Audience Interaction
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 Bread & Roses Pub - John Burns Room (Garden Room)
The John Burns Room (Garden Room) of The Bread & Roses pub is a flexible and intimate space ideal for comedy, spoken word, live music, and cabaret. With its relaxed atmosphere and cosy beer garden, it offers a welcoming setting for both performers and audiences.
The Bread & Roses Pub is a unique, independent grassroots music venue with deep community roots. Owned by the Battersea and Wandsworth Trade Union Council and run by the Workers Beer Company, it is the UK’s only trade union-owned pub—reflecting a proud history of activism, inclusivity, and support for the arts.
Upstairs in the same building is the acclaimed Bread & Roses Theatre, home of the Lambeth Fringe, making the building a key part of the festival’s creative hub.
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