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Thursday 11th March, 7:30-9pm

Miss Leading - Fringe Festival Show

$10/8, or $7 with Fringe Addict pass.

Miss Leading, has returned to New Zealand from two years performing her unique combination of poetry and electronic ambient pop across the UK including the Edinburgh Fringe.

Her new show Eat These Words invites you to comfort eat your way through her emotional roller coaster of confronting, political, and miserable poetry (along with a few laughs). Luring attendees with snacks, she aims to take you through a full sensory experience with music, visuals and taste.

Duration 60 minutes.

You can book tickets on the Fringe Festival site.

A person eating the pages of a script
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