Life Would Be Pretty Dull Without Sex, Raves and MDMA is a solo dark comedy by Bex Wall, co written with Sarah Asante Gregory. It follows Bex, a woman in her forties, as grief, rave culture, desire and reckless freedom collide. Set against the energy of 1990s dance music, the show mixes raw honesty, humour and emotional release in a story about loss, connection and choosing to live fully intentionally.
Bex chatted to Paul Levy in the final days of Brighton Fringe 2026 about the show which plays an extra date at Caravanserai.
