Consume and be consumed by Robyn & Margaret as they invasively burrow into part four of their anarchic series. Live music and special guests are sucked in one end, absurdity oozes out the other. Its time for us to embrace our inner nematode!

The ins the outs and the others gather for chapter four of Robyn & Margarets BGWMC residency, worming their way in and out of every hole. Dreaming and living, hearing and forgetting, laughing inside, crying outside, drinking pee and peeing drink. Pucker up your orifices for a feast of song, comedy, music and dance.

Slithering relentlessly within us will be our magnificent movers, our hair-raising house band, and glorious guest performers.

Robyn & Margarets performances are surreal encounters steeped unrelentingly in British 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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