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PREVIEW: Expect sex, drugs and sequined satire from London’s hottest threesome at this years Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Fresh from a sell-out run at the Soho Theatre, London’s hottest queer musical-sketch-comedy threesome heads to Edinburgh Festival Fringe with ‘Sex Shells’.

Sex Shells promises to be an explosion of original music, surreal sketches, wayward choreography, and twisted rewrites of hits from pop, Disney and the musicals.

Cleverly critiquing gay culture and millennial life using a mixture of camp surrealism, musical theatre and satire, the Sex Shells tackle chemsex, trans rights, homophobia, internet misogyny, ugly shoes and the patriarchy – with biting wit and buckets of WTF.

Sex Shells emerged on the underground Dalston scene in 2014 before Jonny Woo spotted them and offered them a residency at his queer super-pub The Glory.

Since then their monthly sell-out shows have become legendary and they’ve wowed the crowds at Latitude, Brighton Pride, the Mighty Hoopla, Channel Islands Pride, and the National Theatre’s Riverside Stage

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They slayed their first Edinburgh Fringe last year and went on to have a sell-out run at the Soho Theatre, and now they’re back for more!

Le Strange is a trained opera singer and an escaped academic. An alumnus of the Oxford Revue, he recently starred in the Courtney Act Show on Channel 4, and plays Boris Johnson and The Undecided Voter in the smash-hit show Jonny Woo’s All Star Brexit Cabaret.

Calum Mac is the designer and visual artist behind sustainable fashion brand Returning Queen and general enfant terrible of the London cabaret scene.

That Woman Rosie is a writer for stage and screen, a pianist and composer, and an ex-pole dancer. Her plays have been produced all over London and her film That Girl aired on Channel 4 last year.

She has several original TV drama series in development, including a musical comedy about a troll.


Sex Shells will be on from 1-25 August, 9:00 pm Underbelly Cowgate – Belly Laugh

Tickets: £6.50 Preview, £10/11 standard, £9/10 con.

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