Tender is a moving play by Eleanor Tindall, described by The Voice Magazine as ‘an engrossing exploration of repressed sexuality, self-discovery and the search for belonging’.

Ivy has her life sorted; she has a flat, a boyfriend, and knows exactly where it’s all headed. However, there is one thing she tries not to think about—the thing she left in her childhood bedroom.

Ash should be having the time of her life. However, after just coming out of a bad relationship, she is burdened with feelings she can’t seem to let go of. To make matters worse, there’s something strange about her new apartment. The wallpaper seems to pulse, and at times, it even sounds like a heartbeat.

Two women. and a chance encounter that tumbles into infatuation with an undeniable force waiting just out of sight, ready to wreck it all.