Kate-Lois Elliott: How To Belong Without Joining A Cult

After selling out at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, Kate-Lois Elliott brings her debut hour to Glasgow. Elliott’s family lived in a secretive cult until her mum escaped. One generation later, a teenage Kate finds herself in the clutches of an equally militant operation… your average group of teenage girls. Because, as it turns out, cults are everywhere – ask anyone with a Tesco Clubcard. British Writers’ Guild Award nominee. 

”Such funny business” Jessica Fostekew.
‘‘Funny, clever and sharply observed. With more substance than many comedy shows, Kate is one to watch’’ Voice Magazine.
“Thought provoking & funny… clever, witty & unique” Heart London.
“A genius approach to breaking down what self-reflection truly means. A brilliant talent for normalising the absurd” Entertainment Focus.
“A confident debut’’ Heart London.
“Zeitgeisty” BBC Radio.
“Could sniff vodka from the plinth” Helen Lederer. The Times & Edinburgh News Best Jokes of The Fringe.