Writer Mark St. Germain
Director Stephen Nachamie 
Performer Anne O'Sullivan 

Dr Ruth Westheimer shattered taboos, making possible frank public conversations about sex and intimacy. With a twinkle in her eye and an infectious giggle, her wise, disarming advice made her into an unlikely household name. This funny and moving solo play charts her astonishing journey from escaping Nazi Germany on the Kindertransport to international celebrity at 50 as TV's most beloved sex therapist. At just 4'7", her larger-than-life story proves size doesn't matter. Broadway's Anne O'Sullivan 'keeps us hanging on every word' (New York Times) and 'leaves you laughing until your sides ache' (Chronogram Magazine). UK premiere.

★★★★★ ‘An incredible tribute of an incredible woman’ One4Review
★★★★★ 'Anne O’Sullivan doesn’t so much mimic Dr Ruth as embody her … We are in the presence of Dr Ruth.’ The Jewish Chronicle
★★★★ 'O’Sullivan conveys Dr Ruth’s unabashed nature and garrulousness with seeming ease in Stephen Nachamie’s affectionate production’ The Edinburgh Reporter