DIRECTOR & PRODUCER

THE LADIES LOO CHRONICLES

BY FLORA LONDON

(2018 - 2019)

The Ladies Loo Chronicles is a fast paced, fabulous and daring situational comedy set in the ladies toilets. Best friends, Megan and Lydia are on a night out when Megan starts her period. Dressed for dancing, not for sitting on the loo, they find themselves stuck in the bathroom with no change to buy a much-needed tampon. Join us around the U-bend to find out if they will ever convince tough toilet attendant Winnie to free them from the bog.

★★★★ 

“Taboo busting romp” 

South London Press

The Ladies Loo Chronicles debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2017 at theSpaceUK, Surgeon’s Hall and Fife Theatre on Northbridge. Kathy Lette, Australian Comedian, said it was 'warm, witty, pithy, poignant'. 

We teamed up with Fringe Biscuit to review 5 toilets in Edinburgh for a bit of a laugh, were named one of the top feminist shows at the Fringe on Lita Doolan's podcast and had a feature piece written by Ed Fringe Review. Not to mention our wonderful partnerships with ALRA and The YES YES Company, who sell organic intimacy products (basically lube!) We also performed at The Kings Head in July 2019.

A pink background features a tampon with red blood dripping from the end. Around it are five-star reviews saying: The play sensitively deals with serious issues, Taboo busting romp, and more—title: The Ladies Loo Chronicles by Flora London.
Two people are sitting in a room. One Black woman in the foreground is gesturing with a pen while speaking, wearing a headscarf and black jacket. The other, a white woman in the background, with blonde hair in a bun, is seated and holding papers, smi
A white person stands on a dark stage wearing white socks and high-heeled sandals. Red blood is splattered on their leg. A toilet plunger, potties, and other stage props are visible in the background. Photo Credit: Jack Whitney
A white person sitting on a toilet, appears expressive. They are wearing a fuzzy coat, plaid skirt, and high heels. The background is dark, and a line on the floor marks a toilet cubicle boundary. Photo credit: Jack Whitney
Three women on stage strike bold poses with arms crossed. One white woman wears a fluffy jacket and plaid skirt, a Black woman in a cleaning apron, and the third, a white femme person in a pink dress. They stand confidently, with their arms crossed a
A white woman with long hair in a ponytail, wearing a white top and pink shorts, is sitting on a toilet. They are looking upwards with an expressive gaze. The background is a dark, black stage setting. Photo credit: Jack Whitney
Two white femme people on a dimly lit stage: one with long, straight hair sits on a toilet wearing a plaid skirt and tank top, while the other kneels beside her, wearing a pink dress and smiling, as if sharing a lighthearted moment. Photo credit: Jac

★★★★ 

“Anyone who dares to say that girls aren’t funny clearly hasn’t seen this show.” 

Everything Theatre

★★★★ 

“The play sensitively deals with serious issues.”

The British Theatre Guide

★★★★ 

The Derek Awards

testimonials & Reviews

  • Grounded and vibrant…they really opened my eyes to what being a woman in the industry truly means and to be totally unapologetic with your craft… I would definitely want to work with her in the near future.

    Actor, Savanna Griffiths

  • ★★★★  "I AM WOMAN HEAR ME ROAR"

    Within Her Words

  • It's rare to have the opportunity to work with a person who is driven to create beautiful, pressing and funny pieces. Their laughter in and out of the rehearsal room is infectious, and this feeds into their work. Evie can convey a serious message through a piece, whilst also making you laugh, which I think is a real skill!

    Actor & Director, Dewi Sarginson

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