Stand-up comedy by Juliette Burton exploring folklore, feminism, witchcraft and modern life, with interactive games and theatrical experiments.
Juliette Burton brings Hex Appeal to the Caroline of Brunswick on Tuesday 12 January 2027. It's a stand-up show that pulls together folklore, feminism, witchcraft and modern life, and it's part of a wider run she's doing at the venue.
Burton is an award-winning comedian, and this is one of several nights she's hosting at the Caroline, where she opens up her creative universe each month. The bills she puts together aren't just straight stand-up; they mix comedy with interactive games, theatrical experiments, witchcraft, superheroes and board games. It's a bit of a variety bag, so the night tends to shift from one thing to the next rather than sticking to a single format.
Hex Appeal itself sits right in the middle of that. It's a stand-up show that weaves together folklore, feminism, witchcraft and modern life, and it's the main feature of the evening. If you're into the more eccentric side of comedy, it's exactly the kind of thing she's known for—taking a few disparate interests and finding the common thread between them.
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It's a Tuesday night in Brighton, and the Caroline of Brunswick is the spot. Tickets are available through WeGotTickets.
