Name: Men & Other Problems
Start: 2024-05-09 20:30:00
End: 2024-05-09 22:30:00
Location: North Laine Brewhouse

Move over, Club Tropicana. Eat your heart out, Copacabana. Hand over your crown, El Dorado!

There's a new paradise in town.

Step into the sumptuous and sizzling embrace of Costa Colnica's Spanish allure, where the heady aroma of defrosted tapas adorns every street, sun-loungers bear the stains of sordid love affairs and beauty blossoms with each sip of sangria.

Join the sloppy songbird and resort favourite Felix Le Freak as she takes the stage at the Casa del Culo for an explosive and unforgettable farewell performance. Why she's bidding adios and where she's heading next, remain a mystery. Yet, for those who know Felix, a quiet exit is never on the cards!

DETAILS:

Men and Other Problems is a musical comedy by author, cabaret sensation and Drag Idol winner Felix Le Freak

North Laine Brewhouse BN1 4AA as part of Brighton Fringe

9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th May 2024

8.30pm

Tickets 10 advance, 8 concession or 12 on the door. Affordable tickets available on request.

TESTIMONIALS:

Nighty Night meets Benidorm. A dark twisted journey through the mind and pants of a brilliant terrifying protagonist. I laughed, I screamed, I cried. Ive never wanted to buy t shirt more - Jenna Al-Ansari, television writer

Felix Le Freak is captivating and full of wit and by the end the whole audience are on her side no matter how outrageous she is. Entertaining, camp and just the right amount of chaos. - Bicurious George, performer

"Men and other problems was an absolute riot. Unpredictable, clever and ridiculously funny. You'll leave wanting to go back and experience every possible ending of this truly unique show." - Luspinda, performer

Content Warning: Men and Other Problems is a dark comedy containing references to sensitive adult topics including sex, addiction and abuse. Audience discretion is advised.

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