Miss Ellaneous is not quite drag, not quite comedy, not quite theatre or spoken word etc
But you should most probably expect:
anti-capitalist tap dancing,
background noise (with assorted plastic accessories),
emotional polystyrene moments™,
party bags - order yours in advance for the interval,
Christmas on tap
a comprehensive economic plan for the year ahead - order yours in advance for the interval,
Morticia Addams on the Spoons,
various crustaceans on the Theremin,
Political Borders (detachable),
alcohol (optional),
wigs (probable),
hay fever (possible but ideally avoidable),
a very very vague plotline,
inevitable political commentary.
Ultimately, Miss Ellaneous aims to create a space for performers and artists struggling to define ‘what it is that they do’ and arguing that the pressure to fit into a genre or box to explain and market their work is limiting, alienating and ultimately, a bit boring.
Great theatre, lovely young team, brilliant supportive diverse programming, the only theatre I can think of that is currently supporting so many theatremakers.
Programmed artist
