Life Would be Pretty Dull Without Sex, Raves and MDMA – Bread and Roses Theatre
After debuting in Edinburgh in 2025, winning the Keep It Fringe Award, and then appearing as part of Brighton Fringe, Life Would be Pretty Dull Without Sex, Raves and MDMA has found its way back to writer Bex Wall’s home: London. With bright lights, loud music and some funky dance moves (and yes, make sure you’ve got your own ones ready too), this play is guaranteed to have you laughing out loud and then shedding a tear, all within the space of 60 minutes.
Writer Sarah Asante Gregory and co-writer/performer Bex Wall have written a play about grief and the fact that there is no correct way to deal with it. We see Bex deal with the loss of her brother and receiving her cancer diagnosis by embracing 90s rave culture, having lots of sex and dabbling in a few drugs… maybe more than...