Dicke Beau at Soho Theatre
Dickie’s lovely piece, Blackouts, is now being staged at the Soho Theatre. Go see.
Cabaret at the Apple Cart Festival
Faces familiar and new at the Apple Cart Cabaret stage, presented by Lisa (Rude Grrl) Lee. Shame about the rain, but the performances (including Dickie Beau’s take on Kenneth Williams (above)) shone regardless.
BURN at the BFI
Time Out magazine’s cabaret editor Ben Walters’ showcase of recent moving-image-based works by UK cabaret stars at the BFI, followed by an afterparty hosted by the genteel folk from Gutterslut in the Blue Room. Dickie Beau (above), A Man to Pet and Miss Annabel Sings performed live, with videos by Scottee, Justin Bond, David Hoyle and Bourgeois & Maurice among others.
Eat Your Heart Out Presents VIOLENCE at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern
Scottee’s Eat Your Heart Out collective presents its new show at the RVT. I spent the afternoon shooting a run through, then the opening night. The run finishes December 3 — go! Photos here.
Dickie Beau — RETROFLECTIVE
Dickie’s new show, at the RVT for two nights only (and yes, you’ve missed them both). It’s a must-see, so get along to Bistrotheque on 5th September to do just that. Pix here.
Film Noir 21st August
Featuring Helen Noir and Ben Pistor downstairs, with A Man To Pet, Dickie Beau and Nando Messias upstairs, and a literally pop-up performance by Ms Noir. Pix here.
Film Noir at Dalston Superstore
The Film Noir crew took over both floors of the Superstore on the hottest Friday night of the year. Severino’s and Helen Noir’s back-to-back sets of take-no-prisoners, hands-in-the-air afterhours disco and electro set the basement on fire. Fabulous. Pix here.
Dickie Beau: Blackouts
Last night, Dickie performed all three of the performances which comprise his Blackouts series, at the RVT. Pix here.
Dickie Beau/Blackout @ the Royal Vauxhall Tavern
If you’ve been following my photos for a while, you’ll know how much I love Dickie’s work. He performed the latest of his ‘Blackouts’ at Duckie last Saturday night, Photos here. He is performing all three tableaux/performance on 11 June. Go.
Out Late at Various Voices, Southbank
Dickie Beau, Helen Noir, Nando Messias, Ingenue St. John & A Man Da Pet took over the Front Room at the Queen Elizabeth Hall on Friday night, for an evening of music, video and performance as part of the Various Voices 09 festival. Pix here…