British Writers’ Guild Award nominee Kate-Lois Elliott tells stories that are self-deprecating and (according to a drunk man at the Fringe) unexpectedly profound.

After multiple sell-out shows across the UK, Elliott brings you a preview of her debut hour.

Kate's family were brought up in a secretive Christian cult. In a completely unrelated set of events, one generation later, Kate never felt like she fit in anywhere: school, her home village, the local All Bar One... Now, she’s confronting her aversion to friendship cliques, trying to draw some sort of wisdom from the past (like... the olden days), and discovering that she no longer gives a damn what anyone else thinks (sort of).

This is a show about enemies, frenemies and how everyone just wants to fit in without joining a cult (specifically not like Kate's grandma did).