Flat & the Curves bring back their cabaret show 'Rosé Tinted', a raucous look at life's disasters and absurdities, to the Stephen Joseph Theatre.
Flat & the Curves are back at the Stephen Joseph Theatre on Saturday 27 February, bringing their cabaret show Rosé Tinted back to Scarborough. It's their first time playing the venue since the previous year, when they played to a sell-out house.
They describe the show as a raucous look at life's disasters and absurdities, delivered with a cheeky wink and ferocious vocals. It leans into the band's signature blend of the comic and the chaotic, so you'll get the singing alongside the storytelling. The title Rosé Tinted fits the mood — a bit of a wink at how we look back on things, and a nod to the cabaret format they've built the show around.
If you've seen them before, you'll know the sort of thing they do: the music is a big part of it, but the comedy and the storytelling run right through. They've been touring this particular show for a while now, and they're bringing it back to the Stephen Joseph Theatre after that full house last time. It's a cabaret night, so it's as much about the performance as it is about the songs.
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It's on Saturday 27 February at the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough. If you're thinking of going, it's worth keeping in mind that their last show here sold out, so getting your tickets in early is a good shout. You can find more details and book over at sjt.uk.com/events.
