UPDATE: THE SOMETHING NEW SHOW WILL BE IN THE THEATRE TONIGHT. ACCESSIBLE BY ENTRANCE 4 ON CRAWFORD STREET.

Join us for another evening of new somethings at The Something New Show!

The Theatre will once again home to Wigan's loveliest night of poetry, comedy and improv; hosted by Casino Improv and, as always, free entry.

This March, we are joined by exceptional guests Rose Condo and Thaddeus Bent.

Rose Condo is a Canadian poet currently residing in the North of England. A multiple slam champion, she has been performing at spoken word events throughout the UK and Canada since 2013, including Amnesty International, Apples & Snakes, Hammer & Tongue and guest slots supporting Hollie McNish and Shane Koyczan. She has been the host and organiser of the monthly Spoken Word event “Queenie’s Coffee House Night” since 2015.

Her work is unapologetically feminist, oftentimes wry, occasionally raw but always honest and compassionate.

Down the back of the sofa of your subconscious lie your deepest fears! In this realm of fluff and nightmares one man walks alone...
Thaddeus Bent

The Author, story teller and fear-monger shines his mini mag light torch into the blackest corners of your mind!

Thaddeus Bent is an inhuman three way of Stephen King, Garth Marenghi and Tom Sleman!

"BENT'S TIGHT STORYTELLING AND INCESSANT ZANY DETAILS NEVER FAIL TO AMUSE- GENUINELY PUT YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT!"
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BROADWAY BABY

18 and over only

Show starts at 8:00pm

Thursday 21st of March 2019 | The Theatre: Entrance 4 | Doors and Bar open at 19:30

Free Entry

Disclaimer

Please note we have multiple venues in the same building and each has their own Style and Configuration, please make sure that you are comfortable with the Venue prior to booking tickets.

Casual Layout – There will be some Bar Style chairs and tables in the venue but may be space left for dancefloor space. We cannot reserve this type of seating and cannot guarantee that the amount of seating will cover the capacity of the event. We recommend early arrival to avoid disappointment. We cannot stop people standing on the dancefloor which may disrupt line of sight to the stage.