*PART OF LAMB COMEDY'S BIG QUEER WEEKENDER* Johnny is a hard-boiled detective from New York City, California, and hes got just one more case to crack before he retires from the CSI Miami. See, somebody did a very bad thing, and he'll be damned if they get away with it. But theres one thing Johnny didnt expect. The clues all start to point towards the mysterious dame he met this morning...Bisexuelle is a fraudster and a top-class liar. Bisexuelle is a smokin' hot broad with a gun. But most of all, Bisexuelle is a madcap, laugh-a-minute exploration of marginalised identity.And hot damn, was she something to write home about.Featuring original music, dance, questionable puppetry and side-splitting laughs, Bisexuelle is the hotly anticipated second show from musical comedy powerhouse Selena Mersey.Directed by Annie North.Praise for Selena Mersey:WINNER Brighton Fringe 2023: Lamb Queer Comedy Award for 'Selena Mersey: Madonna/Whore'WINNER Brighton Fringe 2023: Brighton Seagull 'Best Concept' for 'Selena Mersey: Madonna/Whore'Musical Comedy Awards finalist 2023Burlesque Idol semi-finalist 20223 million views on TikTokSmokin' hot.*This show is part of the Big Queer Weekender along with:* Kathy Maniura: ObjectifiedJen Ives: I'm Straight NowJames Barr: Sorry I Hurt Your SonJane Postlethwaite: Terrible PeopleIf you buy tickets for this show, you can get a discount for the other shows on this bill (must be purchased in the same basket or on the door - if available - only!)

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