Thursday 10 July 2025
9pm
£9, £7 Concessions
Double Bill Offer: Book tickets to Frankie Thompson: Horrible Things alongside this show for £12 (£10 Concessions), saving up to £8
60 mins
18+
This performance contains loud noises and audience interaction.
Theatre & Performance
The Ditch
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First there was man. Then there was Fabio Lezonli.
Fabio Takes us on a journey through his mind, his lore that many of the East London Queer scene have come to know him for and answers the question “what if a man with the confidence and talent levels of Tommy Wiseau made a one man show?”.
Fabio Lezonli is a multi award winning drag king who is known for screaming at people, doing the worm and his generally unhinged nature. A comedy king who’s acts normally include some level of improv, clown, live vocals and audience interaction you may have already scene in the 2023 Man Up Final (Europe’s Biggest Drag King Competition), NADC 4.0 semi finals, Top Of The Slops 3.0 final, Hothaus Hotshots 2024 (Winner) or just round the corner scaring the neighbours
Want to make a night of it? Join us ahead of Scream if You Want to Worm Faster for Frankie Thompson: Horrible Things and save!
Book both shows for £12 (£10 Concessions), saving you up to £8. Just add your tickets to your basket and the discount will apply automatically.
Book Horrible Things by clicking here
2 for £10 on all canned beers and wine all night.
Nights of live performance, drag and cabaret.
Following the success of the inaugural artist takeover last year, Summer in The Ditch returns to showcase a dynamic mix of camp, queer, and cult work in our basement space.
With experimental new work, and rough and ready sessions from musicians, artists, poets and performers, anything can happen and the unexpected is always welcome.
For the full Summer in The Ditch line-up, click here
All performances will be relaxed: audiences are allowed to move around, make noise and leave the room. Latecomers will be admitted.
Image: Jennifer Forward-Hayter