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Travis Alabanza’s Sound Of The Underground at The Royal Court Theatre Cast Announced

by Staff Writer
December 5, 2022
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The Cast of Sound of the Underground credit Faith Aylward

The Cast of Sound of the Underground credit Faith Aylward

Casting has been announced for Travis Alabanza’s first play for the Royal Court Theatre, Sound of the Underground.

Spotlighting London’s iconic underground club culture and questioning what it means to get your money’s worth when it comes to art, Sound of the Underground will bring together legends of the London Queer club scene from Thursday 19 January – Saturday 25 February 2023 in the Jerwood Theatre Downstairs.

The cast includes: CHIYO (he/they), Lilly SnatchDragon (she/her), Ms Sharon Le Grand (she/they), Mwice Kavindele as Sadie Sinner The Songbird (she/her), Rhys Hollis as Rhys’s Pieces (he/they), Sue Gives A F*ck (she/they), Tammy Reynolds as Midgitte Bardot (they/them – as Midgitte Bardot she/her) and Wet Mess (they/them).

Travis Alabanza (they/them), writer, said: “I wouldn’t be working in the arts today without the London cabaret scene. All my shows, understanding of live work and theatre came from places like Duckie, Bar Wotever and Her Upstairs giving me space – it’s so exciting to interrogate and showcase that world on the Royal Court stage. Right now art and live art has a money problem, a crossroad to choose from – and I think cabaret artists are the most suited to interrogate these questions. I’m so excited to see what we all make together.”

Debbie Hannan (they/them), co-creator and director said: “At 17 I started emceeing at cabaret nights – I then spent over 10 years making new theatre in London, starting at the Royal Court – come 2023, those worlds will collide for me with a brave, bold and wildly talented set of Queens, Kings and Things taking over the theatre downstairs. A room full of creatives with their roots in the cabaret scene are preparing to explode on to one of London’s most prestigious main stages and will be diving into difficult questions about art and commerce. It’s an honour to be creating this show with such sublime artists at the top of their field, and I’m excited about them bringing their brilliance to Sloane Square.”

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