Prepare to be stitched up all over as Robyn & Margaret return for the splitting of sides and the falling off of heads. With a tiny car full of live musicians, dancers and puppets, part five of the anarchic series will deliver punchlines and slap thighs until you die laughing!

For chapter five of Robyn & Margarets BGWMC residency the joke is on us as we laugh hard and long at our failings and misdemeanours. Lets cry with laughter, or laugh till we cry as we dislocate our funny bones and laugh in the grim face of death.

Joining in on the joke will be special guest and fatberg princess MISS HERNIA, the rambunctious dancer Willa Faulkner, and resident door divas Dani Dinger and Lady Yannis.

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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