Frankie Steele is a stand-up comedian, recently divorced, permanently touring, and absolutely fine.

Well… mostly.

Between budget hotels, motorway junctions, awkward family visits and audiences who sometimes deserve the B-material, Frankie is trying to work out what being single again actually means. Because “Divorced” is a surprisingly small box to fit an entire life into.

She’s funny about it. She’s angry about it. She’s surprisingly free about it.

And when your ex-husband is a smug Conservative politician with a taste for younger company, there’s certainly plenty of material.

But sometimes the best jokes come from the things you’d rather not think about.

Frankie Steel - Tanya Rich

Produced and Directed by Andi White

Grumpy, sharp-tongued, and fiercely independent, 86-year-old Audrey wrestles with loss, memory, and the irritations of the modern world.

But when a sudden tragedy strikes, she’s forced to confront the full weight of her solitude and regrets.

Starring Sally Swift as Audrey

Written, Produced and Directed by Andi White