Non-binary beatbox star SK Shlomo is back fighting suicide with another BREATHE night, jam-packed with live collaboration & award winning gig-theatre

Described by The Times as a one-person music festival, non-binary beatboxing star SK SHLOMO's latest award-winning solo show BREATHE is a rollercoaster love-letter to the lifesaving power of beats, bass & breathing.

Joyous BREATHE is a riot of colour and sound, made all the more spectacular when you realise this is all coming from one human being incredibly special and affirming The List

With rave reviews after premiering at the world-famous Royal Albert Hall, and winning a 2022 Edinburgh Fringe Award for Theatre, BREATHE is a thrilling mix of cutting-edge music tech, heartwarmingly personal storytelling, and a platform for the breathtaking virtuosity that makes SK Shlomo a main-stage festival favourite, a world-champion beatboxer, and collaborator of choice for megastar acts like Ed Sheeran, Bjork and Gorillaz.

Closing with a neon, sparkling celebration, BREATHE shows the power and joy in publicly being exactly who you are M Magazine

WINNER - Spirit Of The Fringe Award 2022 for Theatre

NOMINEE - Off West-End Award for Best Performance 2022

WINNER - BBC Culture in Quarantine Award

Age guidance: 12+

This show contains: Flashing images, distressing themes, close proximity

Absolutely Superb BBC 5 Live

A joyful work about coming together THE standout show The Scotsman

Genuinely heartening Neurodiverse Review

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