LUCY & FRIENDS

lucy & friends

BOOK TICKETS HERE FOR SOHO THEATRE SHOWS

27 FEB- 16 MARCH, 2024

“Shameless, unhinged and quite brilliant” ★★★★★ Skinny

Following cult shows Triple Threat and Post Popular performance artist and comedian Lucy McCormick returns with her queer cabaret spectacular Lucy & Friends.

In a despairing world, Lucy attempts to create community and connection the only way she knows how – through a smattering of sing-a-longs and a celebration of silliness. A master of theatrical manipulation and crushing personal vulnerability, Lucy leaves her audiences needing a hug, a cry and an immediate shower.

  
    Creator and Performer 
  
  Lucy McCormick   
  
    Director 
  
  Ursula Martinez   
  
    Producer 
  
  Philippa Barr   
  
    Lighting Designer & Technical Operator 
  
  Sorcha Mae Stott-Strzala   
   
    Production Support  
  
  Stef Felton   

    Dramaturg 
  
  Claudia  Palazzo   
   
    Creative Associate 
  
  Daniel Oliver
   
    Image Design 
  
  Sorcha Mae Stott-Strzala & Jo Schneider    
  
    Show Photos  
  
  Holly Revell & Jonny Ruff    
  
  Show Trailer  
  
  Claire Nolan      Commissioned by    The Yard Theatre

PAST PERFORMANCES

The Yard, London: Dec 3rd -17th 2022

The Pleasance, London (Edinburgh previews): July 10-12th, 2023

Cambridge Junction (Edinburgh previews): July 22nd, 2023

Edinburgh Fringe Festival (The Pleasance): August 1st - 23rd, 2023

Soho Theatre: 27 Feb- 16 March, 2024

PRESS

★★★★★ “All hail the queen of alt gay cabaret – shameless, unhinged, and quite brilliant” The Skinny

★★★★★ “uncompromising, surreal, chaotic, touching and deeply, deeply hilarious” the Rec

★★★★★ “a high-octane experience….and a show not to be missed” Reviews Hub

★★★★★ “spellbindingly original maelstrom of laughter and emotions that turns itself inside out and lays everything bare” Lost In TheatreLand

★★★★ “a daring challenge to the norms of theatrical performance…Lucy McCormick challenges the limits of art” Broadway Baby

★★★★ “A wild ride” The Stage

★★★★ “a fearless, visceral performer, always in the here and now, compelling for her unpredictability” Chortle