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
“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.