Juniper Wilde: Wilde Night In
"Cum Dine with Me"
Synopsis
Craving connection? Starved of inspiration? Thirsty for pleasure? Overindulge with WILDE NIGHT IN. Broke, isolated and cancelled, Juniper Wilde is desperate to reconnect with her Wildelings. It's do-or-die for Juniper Wilde as she hosts a virtual dinner party to save her fans in crisis. The High Priestess of Pop pulls out all the stops as she attempts to rid the world of lockdown blues. Mania takes the wheel as Juniper's Hail Mary attempt to save her Wildelings spirals out of control. Dark, absurd and totally WILDE this show is an escape from the mundanity of lockdown. Make a night of the occasion with housemates, partners or have her to yourself. Get into glam, beat for the gods and dine with the wannabe gay icon of our generation. Juniper Wilde is yours for consumption.
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