Lock up your daughters... The Great Divinator is coming to Camden Fringe! This is a world debut solo show from award winning performer and theatre maker Katie Tranter.After his world famous psychic act was debunked by Harry Houdini, The Great Divinator is back on the road to prove once and for all that spirits are real and he can indeed talk to them. YES HE CAN. Featuring comedy, drag, live music, mindreading and a shameless amount of flirting, The Great Divinator will guide you through a unique journey of mystery and manifestations.Using his unique gift passed down from generation to generation, The Great Divinator is a blast from our Victorian past and has the facial hair to match. Its the ultimate mid life crisis come back tour.What the press say about Katie:impressive and hilarious' The Upcoming'jaw-droppingly funny' Everything Theatre'regularly stole the show...eminently watchable and very, very funny'London Theatre 1a genius for comedy, and an ability to really get the audience on her side Spy in the StallsKatie has done a bit of everything from commedia dellarte in Spain to playing an accordion down a mine and puppeteered some real vegetables for an ALDI commercial along the way. Philippe Gaulier told her to get in the bin and a casting director from Cirque Du Soleil said she has a 'good face' (but didn't give her a job because 'they don't work with many female clowns'. Shes performed at the Royal Albert Hall, been a creature performer on Doctor Who and recently worked with Jim Carrey on Sonic the Hedgehog 3.She is twice an OFFIE award finalist for her performances in Tall Stories The Canterville Ghost and Iris Theatres The Hunchback of Notre Dame. She is co-creator of dark clown comedy Canary for Fun in the Oven Theatre winning the Audiences Choice Award at Prague Fringe Festival.

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