In the ‘60s Walt Disney was rumoured to have frozen himself to cheat it. In the ‘90s Goldie Hawn and Meryl Streep accidentally dodged it. Today, we do everything we can not to look like we’re getting near it. Death is the last big taboo, and we are here to break it.
In a show filled with stories, music, and an explanation as to why no decent death jokes exist, we face death head-on and consider whether, actually, our lives could be made richer by talking about it.
Hannah Whittingham is an actor, producer and writer whose West End credits include The Last 5 Years (Apollo Theatre) and The Sound of Music (London Palladium), and who has produced extensively for the BBC and ITV.
A writer of documentaries, this show is dedicated to the commissioners who never quite gave death the green light.
Start time: 8.30pm, 7.30pm doors
Age: 18+
Warnings: Death, grief
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Doors open 1 hour before the performance starts, so you can find a table, catch up with friends and grab a drink from our Cabaret bar.
You can also order via our app throughout the show and we'll bring your drinks straight to your table. Lovely!
Seating is unreserved.
We advise larger groups to arrive early so you can find seats together.
If the show is sold out, you may need to share a table.
DISABLED, STUDENTS, UNDER 30S + UNWAGED
£3 off
Groups
Groups 10+ £3 off
When booking online, the groups discount will be automatically applied at Checkout.
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