Meat Cute - Lucille, Bibi
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Lena is on a mission to veganise her Tinder dates. Multiple conquests later, Lena finds herself looking for her next victim - but what happens when her life starts to rapidly crumble around her? Meat Cute explores the trials and tribulations of activism and what it means to care in an indifferent world.

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Lena is on a mission to veganise her Tinder dates. Multiple conquests later, Lena finds herself looking for her next victim - but what happens when her life starts to rapidly crumble around her? Meat Cute explores the trials and tribulations of activism and what it means to care in an indifferent world.
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Bibi is an award-winning actress, having won the Starnow award for Rising Star and the Women of the Future award (2021) for her contribution to Arts and Culture. She studied acting at Questor's Youth Theatre in Ealing before beginning her professional career at the age of 19 with a lead role in Noel Coward's 'This Was a Man' in the West End. She returned to Leicester Square Theatre for a lead role in 'Lipstick and Scones' before a month-long run at the Edinburgh Fringe. Other roles include Lady Anne in 'Richard III' (Baron's Court) and Jane Watson in the UK tour of 'Hound of the Baskervilles' (London Mayor's Choice 2018). Screen credits include: 'All Inclusive' which won first prize at the 48hr Sci-Fi Film Festival and garnered Bibi a 'Best Actress' nomination at the Pastel Film Festival. She then went on to star in PopstarTV!'s 'Purgatory' and Amazon Prime's 'Trust'. She gained a cult following from the indie web-series 'I Am Sophie' which won first prize at the BAFTA and Oscar-qualifying Flicker's RIFF film festival. Following the pandemic, Lucille began writing her first play, 'Meat Cute'. Following its debut at The Chiswick Playhouse and Camden Fringe, the play gained critical acclaim and became a finalist at the Offest Awards.