Name: Panti Biss: If These Wigs Could Talk @ Soho Theatre
Start: 2023-06-01
End: 2023-06-10
Location: Soho Theatre

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Panti Biss: If These Wigs Could Talk @ Soho Theatre

Queen of Ireland Panti Bliss makes a welcome return to Soho Theatre with her smash-hit comedy show If These Wigs Could Talk. Fresh from making history on RTEs Dancing with the Stars, If These Wigs Could Talk meets notorious drag queen Panti at 54, after a lifetime of accidental activism, far-fetched shenanigans and making a full time show of herself, now taking a moment to question what her purpose and place in this changing world is. Expect salacious stories, impassioned polemics, and some seriously funny soul searching as Panti takes us from rural Mayo to Londons glittering West End to the Irish Ambassadors residence in Vienna, where along the way the answer to her existential question presents itself where she least expects it. Following a record-breaking sold-out run at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, Panti invites you to learn from her ridiculous mistakes, laugh at her glittering failures, and share in her triumphs, in this big, beautiful and brilliant night out. #IfTheseWigsCouldTalk Supported by Culture Ireland

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