Descripción
MANLAND is a night of performance, comedy, and music where a group of London's most exciting (gender diverse) talents share their takes on men and masculinity: good, bad, and mucky. The show's not just for blokes and geezers, but also for those who forgive them, condemn them, ignore them or adore them. Come one, and come all. The pints: Guinness 0%. The protein: plentiful. The eau: d'motor oil. Medium-sized guy Jesse Lou Lawson and pillow princess Willy Amott will guide you into MANLAND. Genius house musician Femi Oriogun-Williams will accompany the night. For those who like a flutter… there will also be an ethical horse-race* (no real horses) on the night. This show's version of bingo. 25% of proceeds will go to community organising groups.Performers:Alice CockayneFemi Oriogun-WilliamsHunter Manning (inst.)Jesse Lou LawsonSarjanaTopher CampbellWilly AmottThere are 5 ticket types available. Please consider choosing Supporter if you are able - especially if you are earning over 45k, be a honey, be an ally.Supporter Ticket = £17 (this really supports the show and the artists)Solidarity Ticket = £21 (enables us to offer free/discounted tickets)Standard Ticket = £14Low Income Ticket = £9.50 (for those that need it - limited # available)Walthamstow Trades Hall Members = £10 (must show proof of membership o.t.d)This is an event by and for queer & trans people, and allies are welcome. If you want to demo your allyship by choosing a Supporter or Pay It Forward ticket, that would be most welcome (and if you're skint don't worry). Everyone be nice to everyone else thanks.ACCESS: Walthamstow Trades Hall is wheelchair accessible. The entrance is on a steep hill. If you require assistance or want to bring a carer/companion/PA, please email [email protected] to organise. Full venue access info available at walthamstowtradeshall.com/access.MANLAND is intended as a regular performance platform for artists to make and share work around their relationships to gender, sex, culture, the patriarchy and other such old news, and for people to collect and connect and have a laugh over the work. This is its debut. The next show is in early 2027.