One night. One club. 14 women.

Set in the heart of an East London club, FLUSH unfolds entirely in the women’s bathroom – a space of eyeliner touch-ups, whispered confessions, and fleeting connections.

Over the course of one night, stories slip between the cracks of the cubicles: teenage girls in chaos; queer and trans lives in motion; an American woman trying to belong; a hen party unravelling; women in their 30s quietly falling apart – and rebuilding.

Bodies. Sex. Careers. Shame. Euphoria. Sisterhood.

Billie has just experienced something she can’t quite name yet. As she hovers between shock and clarity, the bathroom becomes a strange kind of shelter.

Winner of a Fringe Theatre Award at 2025’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, this hilarious, fast-moving, ensemble comedy-drama – told in fragments and flushes – captures the blur of being many things at once: bold, fragile, furious, absurd. An ode to the women who hold your hair back, hype you up, and sometimes just hand you loo roll.