The Sodomite (Work In Progress)
  • London Fringe

You know the story of Sodom and Gomorrah... or at least, you think you do. Let Angel Aiden tell you his own salacious version of the story in a campy and outrageous cabaret. Meanwhile, writer, performer, and solidly non-angelic Aiden calls up his childhood Catholic priest to ask him why the story is still used as shorthand for Christian homophobia.

Through hilarious songs, bizarre puppetry, and some difficult conversations, we look at the legacy of the sexy city that gave sodomy its name.

Doors 7:30pm

Show 8pm

Written and performed by Aiden Strickland (Top of The Slops, NADC, Hey Babes 2022)

A limited number of Pay What You Can tickets are available for those on low/no income. Email [email protected] for info.

This is a the first public performance of the show - we'd love it if you can stay for a drink afterwards and let us know what you thought.

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