Who Do They Think They Are? at The Walrus Brighton

After sell-out shows and five star reviews, Liz Tait Productions returns to Brighton with their hit one-act play as part of the 2026 tour. The play runs at an hour and a half, followed by a DJ set from 10pm. Strictly over 18s.

Funny, heartfelt and gloriously nostalgic, ‘Who Do They Think They Are?’ is a life-affirming celebration of friendship, love, and belonging. Set against the soundtrack of The Spice Girls, this clever, moving play proves Girl Power is alive and well in 2026!

The Monday Night Dance Club Reunion is off to a rocky start with a poor turnout. Ex-cruise ship dancer Pippa arrives, ready to show off her Spice Girls dance routine. Marion's rose-tinted memories of her college days are somewhat questionable.
Can squabbling sisters, Kim and Sarah, be united by a family scandal? The women manage to learn the dance routine during the course of the morning, but what begins as a joyful reunion spirals into an honest reckoning with the past.
This is a celebration of life's lessons - coming to terms with ageing, bereavement, grand-parenting and...whatever comes next!
LATEST TV REVIEW:
"Written, produced and directed by award-winning Sussex playwright, Liz Tait, the story dances between laugh-out-loud moments and heart-hurting truths, taking us on a journey through loneliness, loyalty, and the fierce pull of female friendship.
The Spice Girls’ music isn’t just background, it’s the heartbeat of the show. From belly laughs to tears, the audience is taken on a ride that feels as familiar as it is fresh".
"Kate Peltzer Dunn, Helen Rogers, Sophie Dearlove, and Sally Best radiate warmth and authenticity, pulling us straight into their world"
This show has been selling out to packed audiences and rave reviews – it is not to be missed!