That is apart from the fact she spends far more time pulling pints than performing. While her hopes and dreams seep into the sticky carpet she muddles through, helped along by the people she works with and regulars that prop up the bar. Between the boredom and booze, it turns out they all also have places they would much rather be or places they are hiding from. Heart-warming and funny, The Queen’s Arms reminds us of the frustration of being young in a day and age when you are told that anything is possible, while nothing feels achievable.