Myra DuBois brings her new show 'Siren', a concert of laughter and song with razor-sharp crowd work, to The Queen's Hall.
Myra DuBois brings her new show Siren to The Queen's Hall on Saturday 10 April 2027. It's a concert of laughter and song, and she describes it as her most spectacular show yet. The set is built around her crowd work, which she calls peerless and razor-sharp, so expect her to spend a good chunk of the night picking apart whoever happens to be sitting in the front few rows.
She's not on her own, either. Joining her are the all-dancing Fabulous Myrettes and her sister, Rose Lavender, so it's more of a full-stage production than a stand-up set. The whole thing is presented by Phil McIntyre Live Ltd with Corrie McGuire Management.
If you've come across her before, you'll know the 'siren from South Yorkshire' tag she gives herself. She first made a name for herself with viral clips of her shows before taking the West End as Ruth in Titanique and touring Australia. Beyond the stage, she's a regular on the telly: Britain's Got Talent, The John Bishop Show, Big Brother's Bit on the Side, Pointless Celebrities, The Weakest Link, Richard Osman's House of Games, and Queens For The Night. She also had a role in the film Everyone's Talking About Jamie. Graham Norton called her 'bust a gut funny', and TimeOut London described her as 'acid tongued, funny to the bone', which gives you a fair idea of the tone she's aiming for.
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One thing to keep in mind: the show is restricted to ages 18+, so it's not one for the whole family. It starts at 7:30pm at The Queen's Hall, 85-89 Clerk Street, Edinburgh EH8 9JG. Tickets are £35, which includes a 10% booking fee per ticket and a £2 transaction fee.
