A blisteringly funny, brilliantly relatable stand-up show about motherhood, perimenopause, marriage, ageing and the increasingly ridiculous world around us.

Esther Manito has been called the “Queen of the Rants” by the British Comedy Guide – and quite frankly, she’s earned the crown. Because the thing Esther does best is lose her mind on stage. And while she’s doing it, the audience gets that glorious feeling of: “Thank God she said it. I thought it was just me.”

Esther takes aim at the endless indignities, absurdities and injustices of modern life, turning the things that make us quietly furious into big, unapologetic, cathartic comedy.

It’s about all the tiny things women are expected to quietly absorb, endure and “just get on with” – when actually, they should be screamed about from the rooftops.

Because maybe women don’t need to calm down.

Maybe they need to rant louder.