Top Joe (Liverpool Echo Comedian of the Year) invites you to the Music Appreciation Social Séance (MASS)!
Do you have a burning question about your life?
Are you waiting for the universe to give you answers?
If you’ve answered ‘yes’ then come along to MASS! An evening where life’s questions are answered through the medium of séance, happenstance and indiscriminate song choices.
Expect in depth discussions such as "What clothes do you imagine you're wearing whilst listening to Tour de France by Kraftwerk" or simply "Where is Sean from Five?" (5ive).
The night also features the wise teachings of Buddhism and the best bit of going to a séance (touching a ouija board).
Hosted by Liverpool Echo Comedian of the Year, Top Joe, and featuring special guests from Liverpool’s weird and wonderful arts scene. A night of curious variety like no other! Come with an open mind and leave with a cup full of bewilderment.
Bring a question, a small object and a song choice. Let fate do the rest!
Featuring special guests
Auntie Climax
"Physically destroyed by years of right-wing conditioning, cosmic scouser Instagram stories and exposure to Piers Morgan she can now only reach climax surrounded by images of Jeremy Corybyn with the eyes cut out or by reading aloud the comments section of articles about Dianne Abbot. She watches tourists from the shadows of the Adelphi. ‘Brexit’ she mutters, humping a small piece of liver ‘means…brexit’. As she reaches the sweet abyss of orgasm in a shop doorway she gasps ‘He’s…Un…electable!’. Two teenagers on ketamine punch each other in the face for Tiktok. A seagull vomits onto a charity fundraiser. A man exposes himself to a startled bichon-frise. Welcome to England."
Performer, poet, artist and host of Liverpool’s OG drag queer drag dinner cabaret EAT ME - Auntie Climax - is coming to conference at MASS!
And resident special guests
Frightwig Theatre
Time to release those itchy thoughts you've supressed for far too long, extract the moths lurking in your inner ear and scream yourself sick as we embrace the horror of modern Britain together. Frightwig are a horror-comedy trio inspired by the nightmare of everyday living.
"Alan Bennett meets Hammer Horror... The stuff of which cults are made"
(Chortle)
"This is what the crisis in mental health funding really looks like"
(Broadway Baby)