Welcome, darlings, to the mane event of the Camden Roar Festival! Get ready to unleash your inner lion as we embark on a wild ride of drag and cabaret, where the acts are fierce and the streets are paved with gold.
Our fearless MC, Séayoncé, will be your guide through three fabulous acts – Rae, Pat Elle, and Frankie Thompson – here to put the den in Camden and celebrate Camden’s pride and joy: its (hi)stories, its mythologies, and its quirky characters.
And when the clock strikes 10, the party really starts to roar! Join us for a wild night of dancing, where you can shake your tail feather to the beats in the bar.
So, what are you waiting for? Don't be a scaredy-cat—come camp out with us on this night of theatrical fun, guaranteed to leave you roaring for more!
The legendary Ghost Whisperer is here! Award winning, critically acclaimed comedy cabaret sensation Séayoncé!
Fresh from a sold Soho theatre run and a U.S tour get ready for a bewitching night of camp excellence from one of the countries most prominent queer comics Dan Wye.
★★★★★ - Deadline "It’s a hilarious, outrageous, and fabulously queer show”
★★★★★ - Wee review “hilarious”
Rae is a movement-based performance artist and cabaret creature who uses movement, his body, and sound to create a variety of works that frequently interrogate his lived experiences of his own intersectional identities, ranging from burlesque using his dog persona to longer form performance art.
Pat Elle oozes Bollywood glamour with an air of British cheek. A treat for all the senses, she’s known as the Mistress of Spices - but just like the perfect Bombay Mix, she’s a delicious combination of sweet and spicy
Frankie Thompson is a multidisciplinary artist and 'acclaimed clown' (To Do List). Her one woman adaptation of Cats The Musical, 'CAttS' had a sold out run at Edinburgh Fringe in 2022 and Soho Theatre in 2023, recently returning to Soho Theatre following critical acclaim. Her work has been commissioned by CThe Place, Soho Theatre, CPT, Drunken Chorus and Raze Collective.
Thank you for allowing artists to take creative risks, the world needs it now more than ever.
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