Stuck in Luxembourg this summer? They say r eading a good book is just as good as travel. They're lying. What actually cures existential dread is laughter — and this double bill has two serv ings of it.
Jess Bauldry and Ceren Tosun bring you a tast er of their works in progress: Book Club and Turkish Delight. Two women\, one stage\, half a chapter and half a homeland.
This show is for any one who has ever started writing something — and moved halfway across th e world specifically to avoid finishing it. It's a love song for everyone who's never quite fitted in anywhere.
Like its title\, ex pect flakiness\, silly songs and some seriously questionable acting.
Headliner bios
.Jess Bauldry is a stand-up comedian and write r with genuinely tragic timing: she found her voice the exact same year AI found its. She holds a Master's degree and a Bachelor's degree\, both spe ctacularly useless\, and channels them into writing anything that will sit still long enough — short stories\, plays\, strongly-worded shopping li sts — all in the hope that one day she'll finish something. And publish it. And then\, in a plot twist nobody saw coming\, find people willing to read it. In the meantime\, she's settled for the stage instead of the page : at least a comedy audience laughs at the unfinished stuff on purpose. Bo ok Club is her work in progress about being a writer who mostly writes aro und the actual writing.
< strong class=\"echo\">.Ceren\, born in Izmir\, is a Turkish comic. By day\, navigating the corporate jungle as an expat\; by night\, a 37 years old immigrant still f eeding her inner child with chaos and silly songs. In her free time\, trai ning for triathlons\, she brings a dark\, cynical edge to the stage that ’s as strong as a double espresso.
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