Blair Macmillan, Jennifer McEwen, Shanda Bezic & Jesse McQueen | Photo by Jack Creaghan

Presented by 1East Productions

I don’t mean to diminish the achievement that Romeo Pimp was, nor her contribution to a mostly lovely adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, but Jesse McQueen’s work on this Fringe entry (co-written with husband Jack Creaghan, which is deeply touching in context), is so exquisitely crafted, bursting with such honest humour and poignancy, the others, for me, pale in comparison to the sheer emotive power of this. Based on her own grandmother’s feisty act of domestic rebellion in 1960s Windsor, Ladies’ Day is a touching tribute and a beautiful play. Continue Reading