Get ready for an evening of midnight-movie horror and bombastic bad taste in the killer new show from drag monstrosity Baby Lame.Wannabe scream queen Baby has always dreamt of playing an axe-wielding, kick-ass final girl in her own Slasher Movie... and tonight shes going to do everything in her power to finally make it happen. The location is set, the cameras are ready to roll, but theres one tiny problem... Baby hasnt found anyone to kill her. Featuring trash-tastic songs, questionable mixed media, kinky role plays and furious balls-out performance, buckle up for a bonkers ride as Baby Lame slices and dices her way to horror notoriety. Or dies trying!In a drag league of her own (To-Do List)A towering, slightly terrifying but acutely endearing cabaret clown who goes where few others would dare. (QX Magazine)"Great charm and hilarity" (The Guardian)"Freakishly Fabulous" (Evening Standard)A welcome breath of fresh, anarchic air on the London cabaret scene (Out Here Magazine)

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