
Patisserie Femme: A Work-in-Progress
Patisserie Femme: A Work-in-Progress is a delicious satirical sketch comedy set in a spin-off of the Great British Bake Off tent. Forget Bread Week and Star Baker, these contestants have a different set of rules! That's right, sweet treats are out and mouth-watering women are in!
The audience will bear witness to funny and heart-wrenching confessions by the hosts, contestants and key pantry ingredients too. Whether you're an innocent little “sweetie-pie”, your darling partner's “honey” or a “tart” on the market, you're a woman who can't escape being eaten up. Patisserie Femme is sure to make you laugh your way through uncomfortable themes — yeast infections and popping the cherry to name but a few. What Patisserie Femme most certainly doesn’t do, is sugar-coat the injustices that women face on the daily.
Written by Jessie Diepeveen, the show first premiered in South Africa and has seen several successful runs across the country, including the prestigious Market Theatre. A two-time Fleur du Cap nominee for Best New Director and Best Ensemble (2024), Patisserie Femme is now testing fresh bakes in the UK in this brand new Work-in-Progress version.
by Strange Kin Theatre (@strangekintheatre)
Cast: Jessie Diepeveen & Sadi Masego
Writer: Jessie Diepeveen
Director: Elisabeth Tu
Assistant Director: Tyler Reuben
Producer: Yeo Dana
Associate Producer: Daniel Hintner
Movement Assistant: Wei Yuan
Set & Costume Designer: Stirling Beatson
Composer & Sound Designer: Jade Leamcharaskul
Marketing & Graphic Designer: Daniel Hintner
Running time: 60mins
Date & Time: Saturday 24th & Sunday 25th October @ 2.30pm
Content Warnings: Some strong language, References to termination of pregnancy, references to sex, references to genitalia (including a drawing)
Audience Guidelines
Latecomers will 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.
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