All's Well That Ends in Essex

<p><strong>What do you get when you cross Shakespearean tragedy with WKD emotional damage and a laminated pub menu?</strong></p><p>Welcome to <em><strong>All's Well That Ends Well in Essex</strong></em>-a feral romantic comedy about fake weddings spiritual blackmail and one man's tragic war with commitment.</p><p>Helly works nights for the NHS and keeps a folder full of emotional receipts. Barry's a tracksuit-wearing romantic fugitive with a vape addiction and a GCSE in ghosting women. After one too many ignored texts and a very suspicious soz been mad busy xx Helly takes matters into her own hands.</p><p>What follows is a <em><strong>spectacularly misguided mission</strong></em> to lock down love by any means necessary-including forged documents a faked honeymoon night in the dark with the wrong woman and a Wetherspoons wedding officiated by a man in a Burger King crown called Ken.</p><p>Throw in:</p><ul><li>Psychic mothers</li><li>Pigeons with prophetic powers</li><li>TikTok beefs</li><li>And <em><strong>a spiritual tribunal held in a bingo hall</strong></em></li></ul><p>... and you've got <em><strong>a Shakespearean love story dragged backwards through an Essex car park.</strong></em></p><p><strong>It's messy. It's petty. It's got a heart.</strong></p><p><em><strong>And it ends more or less in Wetherspoons.</strong></em></p><p><strong>Part of the ADAPTATIONS series:</strong> bold funny reimagined Shakespearean stories set in the tragicomic chaos of modern Britain.</p><p>Perfect for <em>Fleabag</em> <em>This Country</em> <em>Dolly Alderton</em> fans and <em>people who've ever cried in a pub toilet but came out stronger for it.</em></p>