Jill's Tupperware Party to appear at Edinburgh Fringe
- Immersive Rumours
- Jun 11
- 2 min read
Interactive comedy-horror that blends retro suburban camp with B-movie terror, all sealed in a pastel fantasy, from the creators of Fisherman Jon and Wayne Wayneson.
Photo: Rah Petherbridge
You're invited to Jill's Tupperware Party. A perfect world where plastic lids click, smiles almost never falter, and microwaves hum with divine purpose. Jill's Tupperware Party is an auspicious afternoon where sales records, hearts, and bones could all be broken. Come join the party. What's the worst that could happen? You're in the company of friends...
Asparagus Mousse Productions is a London-based, artist-led theatre company co-founded by performers and makers Coral Bevan, David Alwyn and Ricky Hunt. They are all from an interactive live events background, having worked extensively for the likes of Secret Cinema, The Lost Estate, etc. Collectively, they have created award-winning characters and shows, including Fisherman Jon: What's on the End of my Rod?, and Wayne Wayneson’s Rock Hard. The company specialises in bold, multidisciplinary, and interactive theatre, notably producing weird and wonderful character clown shows.
Photo: Rah Petherbridge
Coral Bevan is an actor and clown, specialising in character comedy. She studied her craft at the prestigious clown school, Phillipe Gaulier in Paris. In 2022, she was selected to appear as a Commedia Dell’Arte clown at the Guillotine Ball in the movie Napoleon, directed by Ridley Scott. Her previous work won the Fulwell 73/Comedy 50:50 competition, she was a Funny Women finalist, The British Comedy Guides Talent Awards finalist, a Man-Up finalist (UK and Europe's biggest drag king competition), and her work has also been screened at the Munich Film Festival.
Ricky Hunt is a working-class writer and director specialising in new genre-defying works. He strives to tell poignant, purposeful stories that champion LGBTQI+ and underrepresented voices. Riding the success of his five-star, sold-out adaptation of 'Earth To Kurt - A Grunge Opera', Ricky is pursuing a bright script writing career, with his first feature film in development; 'Make it Count' is shortlisted for the Soho House script writing competition.
David Alwyn is a Nottingham-born, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire-trained actor, writer and theatre maker. Previous directing work includes resident director at Secret Cinema on Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy and more. He also co-wrote and directed the Offie Award-winning Viper Squad, Fisherman Jon: What's on the End of my Rod? and has directed various pieces of new writing at the You Saw It Here First festival.
Jill's Tupperware Party runs at Belly Laugh at Underbelly, Cowgate (Venue 61) from 5th to 30th August 2026 at 14.35. For more information and to book tickets, visit edfringe.com
