"It's a hobby, like – it's mostly social."

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Two young women meet late one night in a car park, and immediately fall in love... while dogging. With all their friends watching, they explore the boundaries of their sexualities, and start their own feminist porn company. But all of a sudden, their cosy little world is shattered by new proposed legislation intent on outlawing female pleasure, and they find themselves dragged into politics. From village park to parliament, the valiant lovers become fighters in a battle for their rights.

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Puppy is an outrageous, sex-positive, female-centric comedy about dogging, queerness, feminist porn, protest, the patriarchy, and Nick Clegg.

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CAST:

JAZ - Ashling O'Shea

MAYA - Amy Revelle

DAVE - Ed Larkin

SANDRA - Maria Austin

RICHARD - Ian Hallard

SUSAN - Tia Dunn

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CREATIVE TEAM:

Writer: Naomi Westerman

Director: Kayla Feldman

Producer: Morag Davies for Relish Theatre

Designer: Roisin Jenner

Lighting Designer: Catja Hamilton

Sound Designer: Jamie Lu

Intimacy Director: Christina Fulcher

General Manager: Rob Ellis for Relish Theatre

Associate Producer: Ben Quashie

Assistant Producer: Ella Dale

Production Manager: Lewis Champney for eStage

Company Stage Manager: Maja Lach

Assistant Stage Manager: Alexandra Leone

Costume Supervisor: Beth Qualter Buncall

LX Programmers: Ariana Nixon and Matthew Carnazza

Artist Wellbeing Practitioners: Lou Platt and Haydn Forde (The Artist Wellbeing Company

Marketing Assistant: Pippa Conway for Relish Theatre

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Production Photography: Steve Gregson

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PRESS:

★★★★★ "Brave, messy, funny, romantic, and entirely itself." - 1883 Magazine

★★★★ ½ "Brilliant direction by Kayla Feldman explodes the modest but impressive King's Head space into something much grander." - London Pub Theatres

★★★★"Audacious but never uncomfortable, visually pleasing and intellectually stimulating." - The Upcoming

★★★★ "It’s impressive how fresh the perspective this production takes." - The Reviews Hub

★★★★ "A perspective shifting show full of love and humour" - Theatre and Tonic

★★★★ "Brave and interesting to watch." - West End Best Friend