A subversive comedy and physical theatre piece by Fag Packet that satirises pyramid schemes, heteronormativity and corporate feminism, performed as part of the Homotopia 2026 festival.
Fag Packet bring DYKE Systems Ltd to Unity Theatre on Thursday 19 November, as part of Homotopia 2026. It's a mix of comedy and physical theatre that takes a sharp, subversive aim at pyramid schemes, ruthless heteronormativity and corporate feminism. The story follows two American suburban entrepreneurs at the height of the 1990s multi-level marketing expansion, staged as a corporate seminar that turns into a queer fever dream.
It was written, performed and created by Kheski Kobler and Holly Wilson-Guy, with Lucy Allan directing and co-writing. The show made its name on the fringe, selected for The Stage's Fringe Five and called a 'hysterical, anarchic delight' by The Scotsman.
It's one of the many things on during Homotopia 2026 'We Come Together', the UK's longest-running LGBTQIA+ arts and culture festival, which has been championing courageous artists since 2004. This year's edition runs from 17 October to 1 December across theatre, live art, comedy, club culture, film, workshops and public conversations.
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DYKE Systems Ltd starts at 7:30pm and runs for about 60 minutes with no interval. Tickets are £10, with a £7 concession. It's for ages 16+, and there are a few things to be aware of: flashing lights, haze, audience participation, strong language and scenes of a sexual nature.
