In this characteristically daring and witty play by one of the UK’s most innovative dramatists, three women meet on a summer’s day and chat about gannets, dentistry and the magic of mobile phones, whilst Mrs. J. delivers stark warnings about the future of humankind. Unmissable chance to see this rare production by the brilliant Leeds Arts Centre.

Also: Caroline Noh scored the music and performed in both Bryony Lavery’s outrageous and controversial musicals ‘Female Trouble (1981) and ‘More Female Trouble’ (1982). Tonight, as a fitting compliment to the Caryl Churchill play, she performs songs from those shows.