Myra Dubois brings her new show 'Siren', a cabaret concert of laughter and song with crowd work, to the Derby Theatre.
Myra Dubois brings her new show, Siren, to the Derby Theatre on Thursday 25 March 2027. It's part of a wider tour across the UK and Ireland, and it's a concert of laughter and song that runs an hour and 40 minutes.
Dubois calls herself the UK's 'siren from South Yorkshire', and Siren is her latest outing. She first made a name for herself with viral clips of her live act, then moved into the West End as Ruth in Titanique, and later took a sell-out tour of Australia. She's a regular on London's cabaret circuit, known for her acerbic wit and razor-sharp delivery, and this show is billed as one of her concert presentations of laughter and song, rounded off with crowd work. It's not a solo turn, either: she's joined on stage by the all-dancing Fabulous Myrettes and her sister, Rose Lavender.
Behind the scenes, the show was written and directed by Gareth Joyner, with choreography by David Allwood and illustrations by Hussein Retrodesign80. It's a full-cast production, with the dancing Myrettes and her sister playing their parts alongside her.
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One thing to keep in mind before you book: the show carries an 18+ age guidance for strong language and adult themes. It runs at the Derby Theatre's Main House, 15 Theatre Walk, St Peter's Quarter, DE1 2NF, starting at 7.30pm. Standard tickets are £32.50.
