Recomended Age 14+ | Contains adult themes, strong language, themes of suidice, mental illness, and post-natal depression.
Inspired by the real-life experiences of Kyle Falconer (The View) and partner Laura Wilde, this groundbreaking new piece of gig theatre follows two new parents grappling with the challenges of parenthood and the weight of postnatal depression.
Through a powerful blend of music, tears, and laughter, the audience is taken on a heartfelt journey as they navigate their new life together. Songs taken from Kyle’s hit second solo album – No Love Songs for Laura – are reimagined live on stage in this honest and urgent musical, capturing the essence of love, parenthood, and the struggles that come with it.
‘dagger-sharp, astute, poignant and often very funny…utter gem and a must-see show.’ ★★★★★ THE REVIEWS HUB
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