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Hot Flush Ladies return for one night only

Date: 18 February 2010

Following in the footsteps of Menopause, The Musical and The Vagina Monologues, Hot Flush returns to Manchester in March.

The show stars Birds Of A Feather actress Lesley Joseph in this popular musical. The show follows four extraordinary women who’ve all got problems - whether it’s with their husbands, their lovers, a lack of sex or, in one case, too much of it! They all have one thing in common - they’re all of a certain age - and fighting the change!

Hot Flush is packed with songs, dance and a sprinkling of HRT - so get ready to share in the friendships, the secrets, the laughs, the tears and the (probably hormonal) ups and downs of these characters.

The producers promise that the show is more fun than joining a gym and cheaper than botox. In short they claim Hot Flush will leave you feeling 34 and a half again!

The show arrives at the Opera House, Manchester on 1 March.

- by Glenn Meads

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