
A cult-themed party night featuring disco beats, cabaret, comedy, and immersive theatre by Lost Hippo.
If you are looking for something a bit different during this year's Brighton Fringe, there is a party happening on May 23rd that leans into a specific kind of theatrical atmosphere. It is called Disco of the Damned: The Gathering, and it is being put together by the creative group Lost Hippo. The event is essentially a mix of disco music, cabaret, comedy, and immersive theatre, all wrapped up in a cult-themed concept. You will find the event taking place at Klub Kaput, which is located within the Caravanserai site, just north of St Peter’s Church.
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The experience is designed to be quite interactive, with a host acting as a 'Prophet' to guide the evening. The organisers have included specific elements like a 'Templo de la Confesión' and a 'Baptismal Ball Pit' to build out the theme. It runs from 19:00 to 23:00, and it is strictly for those aged 18 and over. Given the nature of the performance, there are a few things to be aware of before you book. The organisers have listed content warnings that include audience interaction, strong language, nudity, and the use of smoke, haze, and strobe lighting. They also note that the show contains references to drugs, alcohol, suicide, self-harm, and violence, so it is worth keeping that in mind depending on what you are comfortable with.
In terms of logistics, the venue is a 19m x 12m tent with a capacity for 300 people. Tickets are currently priced at £17.00 for standard entry, with a concession rate available at £15.00. It is a fairly specific setup, so if you enjoy immersive theatre that blends comedy and cabaret with a disco soundtrack, this might be one to consider for your calendar. Just make sure to check the specific content warnings if you are sensitive to any of the themes mentioned, as the show is quite explicit about its darker, cult-inspired narrative.















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