from Julie Flower/ The Specialist Generalist
Clothes, cats and counter-culture.
Sheffield, 1989. Loveable, eccentric septuagenarian, Hilda, has run a second-hand clothes shop for decades. She does it to make money to feed 30 stray cats. One day, a journalist from The Guardian walks in...
Join Hilda's granddaughter, Julie Flower, for a 5-star Edinburgh Fringe 2024 hit! A solo, multi-character show about family history subverting expectations. Step inside Grandma's shop, a nostalgic world of old carrier bags, pools coupons and vintage clothes... presided over by an unlikely punk icon.
***** 'Refined moments of sweet, revealing storytelling.' (Three Weeks)
**** ‘This celebration of the ordinary paints a rich picture of Sheffield in the 1980s.’ (The List)
**** 'You will leave bathed in the warm glow of humanity at its best.' (Edinburgh Reporter)
Written and performed by Julie Flower
Dramaturgy and direction by Sarah Chew

Underground at The Working Men's Club
£7-£10