Sleepwalk Collective

Part narcoleptic beauty pageant, part dizzying tableau vivant, part psychosexual fever dream, this brand new show for the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe, follows the company's critically acclaimed Amusements (2012) and Karaoke (2013) as the final part of Lost In The Funhouse, a loosely connected trilogy of performances about pleasure and boredom in this the adolescent decade of the 21st century.

On a stage that might be a painting and might be a page torn from a book, three women unravel a broken, looping text on high art and impermanence, nostalgia and loneliness, spoken in a voice by turns sardonic and melancholic.