What do you do when you have a picture perfect life, a wonderful home, and a marvellous family – but discover something is a little out of place? Throw a tupperware party, of course!
BubaLaugh’s first production, ‘A Tupperware Conundrum’, is a feminist comedy set in 1960s Southern America, during – you guessed it – a tupperware party.
A ‘whodunit’ story; housewife Hillary, is trying to work out who among her invited friends and family has slept with her husband. Looking at female friendship, influence and the independence that tupperware bought millions of women during the mid-century, theatre-makers BubaLaugh hope to amuse and inspire their audience to think outside the (tupperware) box.
Written and directed by Abigail Shore, ‘A Tupperware Conundrum‘ is currently in rehearsals and the cast and crew are very excited for people to come and watch!
“If you love tupperware, big wigs and good old fashioned gossip you’ll love this play!” says Morgan Clarice, Producer.
The show plays Friday 7th and Saturday 8th March at the CornerHOUSE Theatre in Surbiton, before it transfers to the Studio at New Wimbledon Theatre on Tuesday 11th March, where it will run until Saturday 15th.
You can buy tickets through the theatre’s websites or follow BubaLaugh’s instagram for updates: @BubaLaugh
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