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Drag Baby
‘All you have to do is spunk into a little pot. I’m not asking you to do anything hard.’
Dan, a misanthropic drag queen in his mid-thirties, only has one thing on his mind - to get on tv and become famous. That is until Sally, his estranged ex-girlfriend, reappears and asks him to donate sperm so she and her girlfriend can have a baby.
As Dan grapples with this decision, the pair rekindle their friendship, causing a strain in his relationship with drag mentee Nathan.
A hilarious and heart-warming new play about queer friendship and chosen family.
Drag Baby returns following a 5-star run at the King’s Head Theatre in 2022.
Grace Carroll’s second play follows her critically-acclaimed Wet which played to sold out audiences at Theatre N16 and Perdu Theatre Amsterdam.
Directed by Joseph Winer whose previous production of Louis Emmitt Stern’s I F*cked You in My Spaceship won the Origins Award for Outstanding New Work at VAULT Festival before transferring to Soho Theatre last year.
’Drag Baby is a truly impressive play’ LondonTheatre1
‘[Grace Carroll] has managed to create a contemporary piece of work that is conversational, realistic, witty and sometimes brutally honest [...] a great piece of queer theatre exquisitely directed by Joseph Winer’ 1/2 London Pub Theatres
Dan, a misanthropic drag queen in his mid-thirties, only has one thing on his mind - to get on tv and become famous. That is until Sally, his estranged ex-girlfriend, reappears and asks him to donate sperm so she and her girlfriend can have a baby.
As Dan grapples with this decision, the pair rekindle their friendship, causing a strain in his relationship with drag mentee Nathan.
A hilarious and heart-warming new play about queer friendship and chosen family.
Drag Baby returns following a 5-star run at the King’s Head Theatre in 2022.
Grace Carroll’s second play follows her critically-acclaimed Wet which played to sold out audiences at Theatre N16 and Perdu Theatre Amsterdam.
Directed by Joseph Winer whose previous production of Louis Emmitt Stern’s I F*cked You in My Spaceship won the Origins Award for Outstanding New Work at VAULT Festival before transferring to Soho Theatre last year.
’Drag Baby is a truly impressive play’ LondonTheatre1
‘[Grace Carroll] has managed to create a contemporary piece of work that is conversational, realistic, witty and sometimes brutally honest [...] a great piece of queer theatre exquisitely directed by Joseph Winer’ 1/2 London Pub Theatres
Tue 4 Jun to Saturday 22 Jun 2024
Pleasance London, Downstairs
Carpenters Mews, North Road, London N7 9EF
LONDONPleasance London
Downstairs
15:00, 20:00
75 mins
16+ (Guideline)
From £12.00
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