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the black burlesque revue
A Resident show to central London's Brasserie Zedel/ Crazy Coqs, our evening illuminates the legacy of Black burlesque.
Expect powerful, provocative performances that decolonise and mesmerise. Hosted by ‘warm and witty’ chanteuse, Sadie Sinner The Songbird, this spirited soiree invites the audience to revel in the rhythm and soak up the stories.
Performance DATE(S)
20 Feb • 17 April • 2 Oct • 4 Dec
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Black Cinema Comes alive!
The cocoa butter club | The Yard Theatre
Lights, camera, (satisf)action!
The Cocoa Butter Club turn The Yard into a film set and Black cinema comes alive in the flesh: in fire, burlesque, drag, dance and music. The sauciest scandals, the shadiest schemes, the sexiest scenes and the scariest screams, played out live. Dress accordingly.
Performance DATE(S)
1 - 17 OCT
Thursdays, Fridays, and selected Saturdays, 9:30pm
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for the culture
The cocoa butter club | lyric hammersmith
Ready for a dose of fun, powerful and provocative performances by The Cocoa Butter Club?
Decolonising cabaret with radical, high octane celebrations of self. Their cabarets are diverse in skills and performer identity; filled with sing-a-long moments and always end in a standing ovation.
The Cocoa Butter Club presents an exhilarating Cabaret celebrating everything from neo-burlesque and poetry, to drag, hoops and voguing. Only the best from the most exciting Black performers and performers of colour. So, lotion up, baby, because Sadie Sinner The Songbird will bring you a night bold enough to have you screaming ‘yaaaaas queen, smell like cocoa butter up in hurr!’
Performance DATE
24 OCT
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SANKOFA
The cocoa butter club | schwarzman centre, oxford
The Cocoa Butter Club are heading somewhere unknown... somewhere they’re ready to call home.
Forget tired debates about who gets to belong, it's time to take up space, rewrite the rules and build a world that’s Black, Queer, and unapologetically Cocoa Butter.
You don’t need to escape. You don’t need to fit in. We’re all just here to have fun.
Part of Utopia Now!, a season exploring the role of the arts in making a better future possible.