The World at 15mph... ish
Looking for inspiration? Need an uplift? Come and hear this “recommended” show from an “inspirational lady” with“ a heck of a story”
Naomi cycled 20,000 miles around the world with a man she'd met just three times. An ordinary human - an extraordinary adventure.
Hear tales of challenge, determination, travel and relationships including riding Annapurna, Cairo to Capetown, Indian tiger reserves and staying in Japanese love hotels.
"I loved this show.... Real life storied in a witty, funny and heartfelt way. Strongly recommend'
'Extremely moving show with a tale that has to be heard to be believed'
'You surely will take something home from the show. Highly recommend'
'Wonderful, interesting, engaging and moving'
'i was totally engaged - Naomi is a charismatic presenter... I can highly recommend'
'Naomi is a confident public speaker and theatre performer'
'A heck of a story'
'What an inspirational lady'
'A really good spoken word show. Thought provoking'
'We laughed and cried throughout, you're an inspiration and this has been one of the best shows we've seen'
Edinburgh Fringe reviews 2025
One life. One Opportunity. What will you do...
Written & Performed by Naomi Johnson
Running time: 50mins
Date & Time: Saturday 17th October @5pm
- Also being performed at The Great Northwood on Sunday 18th October
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.
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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