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Author: Tom Ratcliffe

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Pages: 72

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by Tom Ratcliffe

If you click my face in the corner
Yep
That’s it
Then the blue follow button
Tap it
You’re done

Welcome hunny

Becky wants to be famous. Becky deserves to be famous. Becky has to be famous.

When drag artist Becky Biro is told they need a larger following to be considered for international TV hit 
The Drag Factor, Becky can smell success. She will do whatever it takes to get there, then reap the rewards of her inevitable stardom.

From the writer of the multi-award winning 
Velvet comes an outrageous, fast-paced dark comedy, laced with irreverent humour and cabaret songs. Fame Whore holds a mirror up to the desperate human desire for relevance, and the lengths one may go to get there.

This edition was published to coincide with the run at King's Head Theatre in London, in October 2022.

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