Its that time of year again, time to get festive and celebrate the best day of the year - its Laundry Day! Your stockings need a scrub and weve got a sack full of dirty undies. The sixth part of Robyn & Margarets spin-cycle pulls on the rubber gloves and contemplates the source of our stains.

For chapter six of Robyn & Margarets BGWMC residency we will be filling the steamy bucket with a basketful of our accumulated soiled garments. Lets rhythmically cleanse our smalls, whiten our whites, brighten our colours and sponge our suspenders.

Joining us in the twin-tub will be our live band of soapy musicians, some turgid-detergent puppets, and a drip-dried and fluffed-up set of special guests. Together we celebrate the gravy-drenched birth of the new sun. Follow the star to hear the tale of the very first laundry day.

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15 On The Door

Doors 8pm

Show 8:30pm

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