Straight from sell-out runs in London's Bush and Soho Theatres, an unmissable double bill of two award-winning new shows, first presented as part of the 'Old Vic New Voices' Edinburgh Season at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2012, play together over one exhilarating evening of new talent.

Chapel Street

By Luke Barnes

Sweaty, fuzzy-tongued and drenched in booze, Chapel Street brings you a night of carnage in the lives of Kirsty and Joe. Hilarious, heart-breaking, it provides a crackling mix of poetry and profanity that takes on a deep resonance in light of David Cameron addressing Broken Britain.

Bitch Boxer

By Charlotte Josephine

London: 2012. Women will step into the Olympic boxing ring for the very first time. As Chloe trains for the fight of her life, she is left winded by two life-changing events. In a man's world, can she prove she's still worth the title? 

15+ 
Contains swearing and adult themes

Space: Traverse 2

First presented as part of the Old Vic New Voices Edinburgh Season 2012 in partnership with the Underbelly, supported by Ideastap

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• Wittiest, most engaging performances this fringe.” ★★★★

  The Independent (on Chapel Street)

• Sweat-slick and tough, yet sweet and gifted with terrific timing, Josephine's performance is as fresh and engaging as her script.” ★★★★

  The Times (on Bitch Boxer)

• A near-perfect piece of writing." ★★★★

  The Telegraph (on Bitch Boxer)

• Two young writers who are going places."

  The Guardian (on Bitch Boxer)

• A mesmerisingly kinetic performance." ★★★★

  London Evening Standard (on Bitch Boxer)

• #BitchBoxer at @sohotheatre is incredible. Caught from the opening second and captivated the whole way through".

  Tweeted by @Annie_Jackson1 (on Bitch Boxer)

• Just watched some sensational storytelling in #BitchBoxer. What a story - poignant, funny, full of energy and artfully told. Go see it!"

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