A photograph of a woman wearing a bicycle helmet, her face covered in dirt. She looks up at the camera with a distressed expression.

Untethered + Hinterland present

Am I Losing My Mind or Just My Figure?

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“What is it about becoming thirty that gives everyone universal permission to offer advice on when you’re going to reproduce?”  

This Offie nominated solo show tells the story of Fin, a zero-hour cycle courier and freelance illustrator whose world shifts when she unexpectedly falls pregnant. Using physical comedy, a score of acoustic folk-pop music and original projected illustrations, Am I Losing My Mind or Just My Figure? explores pressing issues within the female lived experience.  Untethered + Hinterland are brand new, female led theatre companies, bringing their uniquely collaborative style to Exeter Barnfield Theatre with a debut show that captures the millennial female zeitgeist and holds space for the quietly heavy things that shape us all.


“Every beat hits … Holland-Bunyan and Labuschagne are evidently a formidable team.” Everything Theatre

“What makes the production remarkable is its balance. Nothing is showy, and in that understatement lies its brilliance.” London Pub Theatres

“Gritty yet inviting, frustrating yet hopeful” London Theatre1

“A show for anyone who finds beauty and meaning in our so-called mundane lives.” London Pub Theatres Magazine

 

Age 14+
This performance contains pregnancy loss.

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Thursday 14th Jan 2027
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Friday 15th Jan 2027
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