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Temi Wilkey: Lover Girl review – wildly intimate comedy goes to infinity and beyond

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Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Both outrageous and tender, this stellar follow-up to Main Character Energy gives new meaning to body language Temi Wilkey serenades us, asks if we fancy her and wonders if the love of her life could be here right now.

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