Tickets are £15 per person but sold as tables of 2, 3, 4 or 5 persons.
THE PEPPER POT: CHAPTER ONE
Hosted by ANDREW PEPPER
Saddle up, Clapham! Cabaret messiah ANDREW PEPPER is flying in, sanitised, hydrolysed and pasteurised for your protection, and he’s got company.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Andrew Pepper, a one off, daring to go further than you ever imagined a performer would” - Musical Theatre Review
A winner whatever he’s doing” - Evening Standard
A true original influenced by the decadence of Isherwood’s Berlin” - Boyz Magazine
He of the magnificent voice” - The Stage
Chapter One of a new night. A variation on variety. A happening of gargantuan proportions with more spice, more heat and more sting than a Scotch bonnet. My God, there’ll be more talent on display than the changing room of the Italian men’s Olympic swimming team.
Clapham, prepare ye for:
ADA CAMPE
Winner of the 2018 Leicester Square Old Comedian of the Year Competition
Ada Campe made me laugh more than anyone on the circuit for years. Genius” - Sandi Toksvig
Resembles an unhinged super-villain” - DIVA Magazine
LA POULE PLOMBEE
The Stage Award 2016
Incomparable character cabaret” - The Stage
An effortlessly slick send-up of chanson...a masterclass in character comedy” - Broadway Baby
And completing the Capsicum Cavalry,
a very special third special guest to be announced shortly.
Joined by The 2 Hot Bufties: Alex Maynard on piano; and Dan England, thrashing it out on anything he can get his mitts on.
A dazzling and meticulously executed display of shape-shifting showmanship" - Cabaret Scenes
Doors: 7.15pm
Showtime: 7.45pm
Show length: 90 minutes plus 15 minute interval
Due to Covid restrictions, you are asked to wear face masks on entering and moving throughout the building.
Face masks may only be removed once seated at your designated table.
If you need to move through the building (entering, exiting or using the WC) then you must wear a facemask.
Table service is available throughout your stay by the fabulous staff, so there's no need to approach the bar.
Regrettably, audiences must not shout out or sing from their seats.
Tables are sold on the basis that members belong to the same household or are part of a support/social bubble.