Jay Buchanan is a vocalist, songwriter and performer of rare intensity – a preacher-voiced storyteller whose live performances feel less like concerts and more like communal reckonings. Having spent over...
“Gaslighting: The Evolution of a Concept Across Art, Relationships and Politics” with Isobel Logan Summary From a 1938 play to manipulation, post-truth politics and colonial power, the concept of gaslighting has undergone...
Aussie Indie Rock Heros DMA’S are celebrating the launch of their upcoming album self titled album here at The Wardrobe! Tickets on-sale: 28th July at 11:00am
Brand New Show! A show so entertaining you can scarcely believe it. Written and performed (both!) by a man in crisis, desperate to find meaning in life. As technology makes life...
Brighton indie pop favourites join us at The Wardrobe still fresh from the release of their self-titled third album which dropped in November! The UK indie pop band are...
There’s a quiet power to Nectar Woode — a magnetic blend of soulfulness, sensitivity and spirited self-discovery that courses through every note she sings. Raised in the culturally layered town...
Hot on the heels of her critically acclaimed 2024 show Side Eye, Rachel Fairburn is back with new personalities and some old favourites for you to love and hate. Expect...
In a 10 year marriage, eventually your partner sees it all; Every bad idea. Every silly decision. Every unfiltered thought, and somehow, they still say they love you. The real...
The Screen Rot Podcast’s Jacob Hawley presents a bold new hour of blistering stand-up, questionable opinions, and stories that most people would need waterboarding to admit to. As seen on...
Blending diverse musical styles including reggae, punk, and heavy metal – SiM’s unique fusion of genres, energetic performances, and profound lyrics have solidified their position in the Japanese music scene...
Lawrence Chaney is known for taking jabs at others – now the table has turned… In his brand-new solo stand-up show WEIGHT A MINUTE, the Scottish drag superstar serves up razor-sharp...
