Rosa Garland is a critically acclaimed clown who likes slime.
She is the brain and body behind the sell-out queer cult hit Trash Salad (Soho Theatre, Pleasance). This is a new WIP for people who want to see what happens when a clown explores kink, but don’t necessarily want to date Rosa to find out. If you fancy her you should defo still come tho.
Rosa Garland is a critically acclaimed clown who likes slime.
She is the brain and body behind the sell-out queer cult hit Trash Salad (Soho Theatre, Pleasance). This is a new WIP for people who want to see what happens when a clown explores kink, but don’t necessarily want to date Rosa to find out. If you fancy her you should defo still come tho.
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FringeBiscuit (for Trash Salad)
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To Do List (for Trash Salad)
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The Wee Review (for Trash Salad)
★★★★
The Telegraph (for Trash Salad)
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Binge Fringe (for Trash Salad)
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Serving a menu of hot drinks, craft beers, wine and seasonal cocktails before and after every show and a full home-made food menu including freshly baked pastries, delicious cakes and savoury light bites from Friday – Sunday.
Nudity, sexual content, audience participation, strong language.
18+
60m
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