Tis the season of taking all the fragments of life and squishing them into an awkward glittery blob. Drag the box of decs from the loft, glue the fairys head back on, remove the mouse droppings from your stockings and lets celebrate our broken lives.

Weve run out of things to say to each other, were inundated with ghosts from the past expecting nibbles and a sherry, and weve been shattered into little exhausted pieces. A perfect time to get together and rehash our failings! Robyn & Margaret invite you to a celebration of broken things.

Scattered around the floor with us will be the forehead dancing ORIGINALS Willa Faulkner and Marlen Pfluger, and queer rocknrollers The Wild/Wyld Band featuring guitarist Vyvyan Wyld and singer Ash Wild!

Robyn & Margarets performances are surreal encounters steeped unrelentingly in absurd comedy. Their music swings between genres; ballad-grappling puppets, pile-driving funk grooves, and punchy punk songs.

Tickets:

10 Standard Ticket / 15 Support Ticket / Limited number of 5 Tickets for those on lower income

15 On The Door

Doors 8pm

Show 8:30pm

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