Bea is juggling three full-time jobs in secret: managing luxury flats, dogsitting a hideous pooch, and a third hustle to make ends meet. Living under a mounting pile of lies and late payments, she navigates the chaotic overlap of her employers, her dysfunctional family, and a workplace crush. When Bea uncovers a secret that could shift the balance of power, she’s forced to decide how far she’ll go to stay afloat in a city where survival is a full-time gig.

Libby Rodcliffe, who co-writes and stars as Bea, delivers this sharply written one-woman show with a mix of biting humour and emotional complexity. Rodcliffe’s performance has earned critical praise across multiple outlets, including The Guardian ("a stupendous performance") and Everything Theatre ("frantic and funny one-woman show"). Her portrayal captures both the absurdity and desperation of precarious living in today’s gig economy.

Produced by Prentice Productions in association with Park Theatre, the show blends dark comedy with social commentary. With a tight 80-minute runtime and intimate staging, the piece focuses squarely on Rodcliffe’s compelling performance, without a supporting cast or extended staging effects. The production is suitable for ages 12+ and includes content warnings for topics including miscarriage, depression, and drug use.