Garden

"I stick my tongue out a tiny bit. Just a tiny bit; to see what the soil, the ground, the earth tastes like"

At 8.10am, Monday to Friday, Lucy catches the train to London Bridge. At 9am, her day begins. At Insignia Asset Management Lucy is in charge of the photocopier, printer, scanner, shredder and binder. She's starting to wonder how this fits into The Grand Scheme Of Things. Not one of her colleagues seem to have the answer she's looking for.

One Wednesday afternoon, her world alters when she notices the abused office pot pant. On the 6.15pm train to New Cross Gate, Lucy takes the plant home to start a new life.

In her flat, 24 stories above the ground, the pot plant finds a place to spread its roots, as Lucy begins to plant, cultivate and nurture her own personal wilderness.

"engaging, self-effacing style that belies her unwittingly radical ideas … Quietly revolutionary” ★★★★ The Scotsman

"Gives its audience a thirst to live their own lives with a little more joy & spontaneity."
★★★★ The Skinny

"Grace's performance is a breath of fresh air" ★★★★ ThreeWeeks

“it speaks to anyone who has ever felt lost or lonely” ★★★★ BroadwayBaby

Shortlisted for the Brighton Fringe for Excellence.

Following the critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe, Garden returns to Pleasance ahead of its 2016 UK Tour.