Chatterbox at Pleasance

Chatterbox is a semi-autobiographical one-woman show by Lubna Kerr that reflects on her experiences as a Pakistani girl growing up in 1970s Glasgow. This humorous and poignant piece explores the challenges of assimilation, cultural identity, and the enduring impact of the labels we receive in childhood. As the prequel to the acclaimed show Tickbox, it invites audiences to contemplate their own childhood labels and the effects these have on their lives. Directed by Emily Ingram and featuring dramatic insights from Kerr's upbringing, the performance aims to resonate with diverse audiences.