Edinburgh Fringe 2026 / 14:20 / 7 – 30 Aug, not 18, 25
Woman(33): A one-woman clown comedy at Edinburgh Fringe 2026.
“Talent that oozes on stage.”
The Phoenix Remix
“Completely hypnotising.”
The Mumble
“If there’s any justice, she’ll be up for an award.”
Stand-Up UK
“A hidden gem in the sea of Fringe.”
FringeReview
Pay what you can. Book ahead to guarantee entry.
What it is
The one-woman comedy version of Fight club, but with therapy, and the first rule is: she must talk about it.
Woman(33) is a theatrical clown comedy about Woman whose life is one size too small. The show takes place in her first-ever therapy session, where she begins confronting the parts of herself she’d rather ignore: the self-conscious consumer, the concerningly mature inner child, and the confident Boss Bitch she hides behind.
An absurd therapy session full of self-ridicule, dramatic monologues and clowning written and performed by London-based Hungarian comedian Lilla Multipass. The show explores the themes of finding joy and reclaiming our authenticity in a world that makes us play roles.
- Venue
- Hoots Potterrow
- Dates
- 7 – 30 Aug, not 18, 25
- Time
- 14:20
- Duration
- 1 hour
“Chaos element”
Morning Star
HIDDEN GEM
“Serious potential to be a hit”
FringeReview
PURE FUN
“Has bones made from pure fun”
jamesofwalsh.com
Section 04 // What the reviewer saw
FringeReview“Lilla’s tongue-in-cheek commentary combined with the bluntness and unapologetic nature of Eastern European dialect is hilarious.”
// FringeReview
“With a cardboard box, a stool and a dream, you too can be in IKEA, a bath, a womb, an office, and a train on a Saturday afternoon, questioning the purpose of your 30s with a room full of strangers on the brink of running out the door, but rooted to stay for more.”
// Megan Bell, FringeReview
“Excellent audience participation that feels both positively awkward and exposing.”
// FringeReview
WOMAN(33)
FRINGEREVIEW
14:20
Section 04 // What the reviewer saw
FringeReview“Lilla’s tongue-in-cheek commentary combined with the bluntness and unapologetic nature of Eastern European dialect is hilarious.”
// FringeReview
“With a cardboard box, a stool and a dream, you too can be in IKEA, a bath, a womb, an office, and a train on a Saturday afternoon, questioning the purpose of your 30s with a room full of strangers on the brink of running out the door, but rooted to stay for more.”
// Megan Bell, FringeReview
“Excellent audience participation that feels both positively awkward and exposing.”
// FringeReview
WOMAN(33)
FRINGEREVIEW
14:20
Section 04 // What the reviewer saw
The Phoenix Remix“It got a standing ovation where everyone in the room stood up. That just tells you the talent that oozes on stage.”
// The Phoenix Remix
“It’s not everyday someone creates a show that has so much creativity based around a do it yourself furniture shop.”
// Holly, The Phoenix Remix
“So unique, a burst of energy and makes the hour go by in a flash.”
// The Phoenix Remix
WOMAN(33)
THE PHOENIX REMIX
14:20
Sample Lilla
Audience reviews, Brighton fringe
★★★★★“Phenomenal show – felt every emotion and then some. We had to compose ourselves for a minute before leaving. It would be criminal if doesn’t blow up in Edinburgh. One of those shows instantly seared on your being for life.”
★★★★★“Lilla’s comedy timing, heart and honesty make her a captivating performer.”
★★★★★“Original, funny, clever”
the woman behind The WOMAN
Lilla Multipass
“This show has my whole heart. I’ve written it for people who’re living someone else’s perfect life – to find the courage to choose themselves.”
// Lilla Multipass
“Woman will not leave until you believe in yourself!” FringeReview
Lilla makes her Edinburgh Fringe debut with Woman(33), her second solo show following OhMyGod Inc (2023, Camden fringe). A Leicester Square Theatre Sketch Off (2025) semi-finalist, Lilla is part of the house team of Hoopla Impro – London’s first improv theatre, and regularly performs at alternative comedy nights around London as a solo artist.
Lilla is currently taking part in Soho Theatre’s Edinburgh Lab.
Lilla’s moved to London in 2014 but maintains a strong creative connection to her Hungarian roots. She regularly returns to teach and perform, is the co-host of the podcast Távkapcs which has topped Spotify’s national charts for three weeks. Her recent comedy reel about the Hungarian elections has gone viral, amassing >623K views on Instagram.
WORD ABOUT The WOMAN
Praise for previous work
“Chaos element”
// Morning Star
“Downright hilarity”
// The Reviews Hubs
“Has bones made from pure fun”
// jamesofwalsh.com
“A new, exciting and hilarious talent.”
// Mick Barnfather
“Lilla is a big idiot and a very good one – cracks me up.”
// Lara Ricote
“Lilla is a joy to watch and impossible not to love on stage”
// Roger O’Sullivan
“A burst of sunshine on the stage”
// Marny Godden
Get tickets!
- When
- 7 – 30 Aug, 14:20
- Runs
- 1 hour
- Price
- Pay What You Can
- Age
- 16+ (Guideline)
Book in advance to guarantee entry, or turn up at the venue for free and donate at the end. Contains audience participation and strong language.