Any Old Iron

Join us as we reimagine the music hall tradition and create a new show to be performed at Greenwich Theatre on Tuesday 6th October.

TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE

Any Old Iron – LIVE Tickets | 06 Oct @ Greenwich Theatre, London | Pay What You Can | OutSavvy

We are offering tickets on a Pay What You Can basis starting at £4. If you can afford to pay more we suggest a payment of £10 per ticket, which will go to the not-for-profit company Avant-Gardening CIC. All proceeds will be used to deliver more arts projects for the LGBTQ+ community

Any Old Iron is our latest project inviting participants to co-create a modern, queer update of the music hall show. Along the way we will be investigating the LGBTQ+ presence in music hall and the later move to variety shows and contemporary cabaret. We will be joined by artist and performer Kit Green (Ida Barr, Tina C.) who will be bringing her knowledge of music hall and supporting and mentoring participants through the creative process.

Our director and workshop leader is the writer and performer Abigail Collins who will be supporting the participants as they develop the acts for the show.

Get in the mood with a Cockney style singalong at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. This session is led by Frankie Heartless on Thursday 20th August. This informal and relaxed session is a great opportunity to meet new people and join in the fun…

For more information and free tickets visit our Outsavvy page..

Any Old Iron – singalong Tickets | 20 Aug @ National Maritime Museum, London | FREE | OutSavvy

Any Old Iron is designed primarily for those over 50+ but we are a friendly bunch and open to younger people from the LGBTQ+ community coming along.

FYI..

You don’t need any previous experience to take part in the project.

It’s fine if you want to come along to the workshops but not be on stage at public performances.

You don’t need to commit to attending all the sessions.

If you can’t come to this workshop there will be plenty more opportunities to get involved

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Photo Credits: Kit Green by Ben Wulf. Abigail Collins by Mat Ricardo

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