This year’s Ventnor Fringe Festival has an incredible range of shows to suit all ages and all tastes. From Friday 21st to Sunday 30th July the town is transformed as more than 100 artists arrive to perform live music, theatre, cabaret, comedy and more.
Sex-Ed Revisited is a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ interactive comedy uncovering missing gaps in knowledge when it comes to female-focused sex education and our relationship with pleasure.
Kylie-inspired sex-pop adventure
Created and performed by an interactive solo artist and comedian Holly Delefortrie, Dramaturgy by Laura Killeen and Produced by Louisa Pennell.
This Kylie-inspired sex-pop adventure takes its audience on a quest for climax; delving into anatomy, kinks, and sexual romanticisms.
Gone are the days of attempting to put condoms on cucumbers, whilst wearing kaleidoscopic beer goggles. Experience a retelling of sex education unlike any before.
A sell-out success
After sell-out success at Brighton Fringe 2023, this award-winning creative team will be touring leading UK Fringe Festivals this summer including Ventnor, Camden and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals.
‘Center Stage ‘Sex-Ed Revisited is not only one of the funniest pieces of theatre I’ve seen but also one of the most educational.’
‘A giggle fest, fun and fresh’
Fringe Biscuit
‘A rambunctious, fun hour’
Reviews Hub
What audiences say
‘This is such an important show’
‘Cheeks hurt from smiling so much, an absolutely tonic for what’s going on at the moment’
‘Watching her interact with an audience is a tour-de-force’
‘Hilarious’
‘A sheer delight!’
‘Watching this show was an absolute ‘pleasure’ – pun intended
Where and when
Sex-Ed Revisited takes place at The Nest (Ventnor Park) on 22nd and 23rd July, between 10pm and 11pm.
Tickets are priced at £12 each, £10 for under 25s, £25 for a group of four, and 2 for 1 for Culture / Unlimited Pass holders (find out more about this).
Book via the Ventnor Fringe Box Office online, call (01983) 716767, or visit in person at Ventnor Exchange, 11 Church Street, Ventnor PO38 1SW
This show is suitable for audiences aged 18 and over, and is not appropriate for children.
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Image: © Corrine Cummings
