This new musical was superb in every way, apart from the side view seat I had. ( So get there early folks)
The Gardening Club is a must-see at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe! This taboo musical takes you on a thrilling journey of pleasure, self-discovery, and the power of female friendship. Set in 1960s Georgia, six girls start an illegal drug ring to distribute birth control, using their gardening club as the perfect cover-up. The show’s enthusiastic energy and bold storytelling will have you hooked from the first note. The talented cast delivers powerhouse performances that tackle complex themes with nuance and humour. You’ll be captivated by the characters’ individual journeys as they navigate the societal pressures of the era. With its catchy tunes and stylish 60s aesthetic, The Gardening Club is a refreshing take on a coming-of-age tale. Don’t miss this unique, thought-provoking musical that’s sure to be the talk of the Fringe. Grab your tickets now before it sells out! The show’s clever blend of comedy and drama keeps the audience on their toes, balancing laugh-out-loud moments with poignant reflections on women’s rights and personal autonomy. The Gardening Club’s original score is a delightful mix of 60s-inspired melodies and contemporary musical theatre, with earworms that’ll have you humming long after you’ve left the theatre.
The acting and singing were fantastic and it was it a joy to watch this show.
This show focuses on the theme of sexuality, reproductive rights, and societal expectations with sensitivity and wit, never shying away from the complexities of its themes. The result is a show that’s not only entertaining but also deeply relevant to contemporary discussions. As word spreads about this hidden gem, The Gardening Club is quickly becoming the must-see production of this year’s Fringe. It’s the perfect blend of entertainment and social commentary, wrapped up in a vibrant, energetic package. Don’t wait to book your seats – this groundbreaking musical is blooming into a runaway hit!
The show should definitely go on tour as it appeals to a broad range of people.
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