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Remember you are beauty full

A poster of a lady walking down a wet street wearing a bright yellow raincoat carrying different shopping bags
Perth Theatre

Mill Street, Perth, PH1 5HZ

Date
24 SEPTEMBER 2026 - 3 OCTOBER 2026
19:30 - 23:59
£13.00 - £23.00

Funny, raw and heart-warming, Remember you are beauty full follows the mystery of a young woman, Alanah, whose life has lost its shine.

Since her marriage evaporated, she’s distracted herself by holding everyone else’s life together - elderly neighbours, endless clients at the family planning drop-in centre, and her high-maintenance friend’s impending wedding.

When inexplicable and flattering graffiti appears on the wall outside her flat, Alanah begins to realise that perhaps she is not as lost as she may feel. But who has sprayed the graffiti? Why? And what does it mean?

Matthew McVarish’s sharply observed one-woman play is a love-letter to ordinary people surviving extraordinary loneliness. Laced with fierce humour, heartbreak and hope, it captures the wit, resilience and quiet heroism of working-class Scotland.

Venue
Perth Theatre
Mill Street, Perth, PH1 5HZ
Date
24 SEPTEMBER 2026 - 3 OCTOBER 2026
19:30 - 23:59
Cost
£13.00 - £23.00
A poster of a lady walking down a wet street wearing a bright yellow raincoat carrying different shopping bags

Funny, raw and heart-warming, Remember you are beauty full follows the mystery of a young woman, Alanah, whose life has lost its shine.

Since her marriage evaporated, she’s distracted herself by holding everyone else’s life together - elderly neighbours, endless clients at the family planning drop-in centre, and her high-maintenance friend’s impending wedding.

When inexplicable and flattering graffiti appears on the wall outside her flat, Alanah begins to realise that perhaps she is not as lost as she may feel. But who has sprayed the graffiti? Why? And what does it mean?

Matthew McVarish’s sharply observed one-woman play is a love-letter to ordinary people surviving extraordinary loneliness. Laced with fierce humour, heartbreak and hope, it captures the wit, resilience and quiet heroism of working-class Scotland.

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