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The smash-hit ★★★★★ medieval comedy arrives in Bristol after a totally sold-out run in Edinburgh – created by Dog Complex Theatre in collaboration with Zachary Hunt from globally acclaimed, Police Cops


The Place: Bavaria. The Year: Medieval. The Teeth: Rotten.

Sister Gertrude wants to be the holiest nun: forgoing sin, fearing desire, yet secretly wondering what lies beneath Monk Bertram’s robes… So when whispers of witches start to plague the convent, Gertrude teams up with mysterious witch-hunter, Yarrow, and sets forth to rid the world of devilry and naughty lustful thoughts. Expect yearning, burning and concerning-ly good theatre.

“Brilliantly funny, wonderfully unpredictable and performed by a cast whose enthusiasm is impossible to resist.”
★★★★★ Edinburgh Reviews

“Once you see it, you will want to keep tabs on everything this company does for the rest of all time.”
★★★★★ Binge Fringe

“Three of the funniest women you will see at the Fringe this year.”
★★★★★ Read About Stuff

“The laughter is constant… one of those rare shows where your cheeks genuinely ache from smiling by the end.”
★★★★★ Edinburgh Reviews

  • Dates: Tues 6th - Sat 10th July 2027
  • Show time: 7.30pm (plus 2pm on Sat)
  • Tickets: £15 (incl. £1 booking fee)
  • Running Time: 65 mins (no interval)
  • Suitable for: Ages 14+
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  • Running Time: 65 mins (no interval)
  • Suitable for: Ages 14+
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