Theatre and Cabaret
Night of a Thousand Seamen
Doors 7:30pm
Show 8pm
Two turmoiled lighthouse keepers stranded at a remote outpost by a violent storm. In 2019, Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse captivated cinemagoers with its risky, avant-garde art-house horror and undeterred homoerotic tension. Drag kings Loose Willis and Sigi Moonlight will be attempting to honour this cult classic (with ten times the lasciviousness and a fraction of the budget) in a night of cabaret, burlesque and drag.
Set on board a gloriously seaworthy sixteenth-century ship (the closest thing we could find to a lighthouse), the show promises to be as immersive as a 4D screening at Cineworld.
Featuring
Loose Willis
Sigi Moonlight
& London's best and weirdest nautical drag folk
Sigi Moonlight and Loose Willis are both internationally acclaimed drag kings and two members of the Offie award-winning drag king troupe Pecs.Loose Willis serves rock ’n’ roll scuzz, high-camp glamour and comedy excellence. With over 10 years of stage experience across stand-up, hosting, boylesque and more, this dirty rotten scoundrel is a Creative Associate of Pecs; the host and co-producer of Fist Club, a queer professional wrestling night and a regular cast member of Slaystation, a video game themed drag cabaret. You might have see him hanging loose at Soho Theatre, Southbank Centre, The Clapham Grand, The Barbican, Shakespeare’s Globe or Torture Garden. Time to get Loose!Known for mixing suave, sophisticated boylesque with striptease moves so outrageous(ly hot), Sigi Moonlight has performed on stage in drag, burlesque and hosted for over nine years. A regular on Magic Dykes and Pecs line ups well as Grand Daddy of the UK's only Pan-Asian cabaret collective The Bitten Peach, Sigi has performed all over from bringing Fish Fingers to Glastonbury Festival and sell-out Underbelly show BATSU! at Edinburgh Fringe, to inflatable penis fights at Shakespeare’s Globe. Sigi's dance moves cause so much furore he was once banned from performing in Canada!
| Price | £12 |
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