Event Type: Comedy
Dirty Dusting
DATE:
Thu 12 September
TIME:
7:30PM
PRICE:
£10, £8
DESCRIPTION:
This is a heart-warming, feel-good comedy which will make you laugh out loud and have you smiling every time you answer the ‘phone. Dirty Dusting is a sex chat line that really cleans up!
A chance wrong number gives three cleaning ladies a great idea – why not run a sex chat line? After all, their age and appearance won’t matter on the ‘phone and providing they can keep this a secret from their boss, they could be onto a winner.
This is a heartwarming, feel-good comedy which will make you laugh out loud and have you smiling every time you answer the ‘phone. Dirty Dusting is a sex chat line that really cleans up.
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