Roll Up! Roll Up! The risqué, raunchy & ridiculous people of Hundred Watt Club make their Woolwich debut with a glittering and glorious evening of burlesque, vaudeville & comedy!

Step into a world of old time glamour and new time wit, with a seductive, sizzling and sometimes very silly cast hand selected by Hundred Watt Club’s Lena Lenman, this show is a no-holds barred, full throttle journey into the wonderful world of showgirls, spectacles & songbirds.

Hundred Watt Club is proud to be one of the longest running burlesque revues in the UK…Expect the unexpected, but gear up for a good old fashioned, very grown up evening of variety entertainment. Forget your troubles and come to the cabaret!

CAST:

Donna Poderosa - part Brazilian, part Italian, Donna is full of fire and always ready to party! She’s a pocket rocket with a BIG personality, bringing telenovela level drama, the twerking showgirl who's not afraid to bring burlesque joy into the modern era!

Amazi – Amazi is a 3x Guinness Word Record holding hula-hooper with a twist! Originating from East London, Amazi draws from her West African roots to inspire her vibrant costumes and performance style. She’s dazzled crowds with her performances and perpetually pushes boundaries to find new ways to wow with her craft!

Lena Lenman - Showgirl, ecdysiast, model, comedian, muse & clown - Lena is an award winning, multi-faceted burlesque & vaudeville artist who is also Head Honcho of Hundred Watt Club. "Explosive & Mesmerising in equal measure", she's old school glamour & rock n roll in one cheeky little Northern package!

Christian Lee - Crossing the divide between comedy & magic, and fusing the two with expert skill. Christian is an exceptional force in the realms of cabaret! This award winning star of stage and screen has been dubbed ‘the king of comedy magic’ by Time Out magazine and travels the globe with his unique brand of incredibly silly entertainment!

CONTENT WARNINGS:
Strong language, adult themes, partial nudity, loud noises. Over 18s only.

DRESS CODE:
Glamorous, red carpet style attire is encouraged (we love it when you dress up!) but not enforced; wear what you’re comfy in.