Brighton Fringe Festival Dates

Voodoo Vaudeville presents The  Baby Warhol Voodoo Lounge

An intimate evening with Baby Warhol…. and a glimpse into the backstage of Voodoo Vaudeville

Expect Glamour Filth and Art

12.30 at the 3 at 10 Theatre, Steine Street Brighton tickets £10 9th, 16th and 23rd May

“Fantastically good fun, gaudy and exciting” Fringe Review

Saturday 24th January 2009 Doors open: 7.30pm

Its time to get out your glam rags and celebrate the excesses and wild haired sins of the glam rock era, come as your favourite dead glam rock star, prizes for best dressed glamster.

Rock n Roll away the stone,glam has risen again as we explore the rise and fall of an unknown glam rock star plus incredible musical guests!

With your host Granny Glitter (no relation) and surprise glam guests we’re gonna party like there’s no tomorrow because there is no tomorrow!

It’s a glam slam wam bam thank you mam!

For Voodoo Vaudeville virgins it’s like this: a cool, cabaret night of slightly surreal, brilliantly bizarre and macabre mix of circus-style, theatrical and music hall treats.

This company has a cult following and it’s as easy as black cherry pie to see why.

Themed on the ‘clowns of the apocalypse’, the show saw everything from burlesque to Bee Gees tributes tinged with gothic eroticism, and a spellbinding performance from the eerie Sawchestra.

And who will ever forget Baby Warhol – the smooth, Barry White-toned, hand puppet and self-proclaimed guru perched on a picture frame?

Voodoo Vaudeville: wickedly phantastic.

Monica Perdoni 

Glad to see that VoodooVaudeville got the first mention in an article in the Guardian Vaudeville: a night with bite
celebrating the arrival of the new vaudeville.

“Back in the 20th century, vaudeville was drowned out by TV. Now we love good old-fashioned sword swallowing and snake charming

When the burlesque revival began in the mid-1990s, it just took one woman and an over-sized martini glass to bring nipple tassels to the forefront of mainstream consciousness. The world was soon awash with burlesque classes and tournaments - to the point where I recently found myself having to learn the subtle art of seduction at a Lambrini-infused hen party which involved lots of basques and feather boas. More Bet Gilroy than Bettie Page, though.

As burlesque has become more commercialised than a WAG’s wedding, it seems audiences are looking for something new and gritty. With the resurgence of vaudeville, they may already found”…read more

“Voodoo Vaudeville is a rare thing… it brings the show into the audience and the audience into the show and gets away with it. We loved it.” Real Brighton Review 02/05/08

“A weird and wonderful introduction to all things festival-esque…The craziness continues into the night with music and dance performances from an eclectic mix of entertainers. From burlesque belly dancers to comedy puppetry there is something to tickle everyone’s fancy.”

Latest 7 02/05/08

A wild, wanton late night mix of extreme cabaret, music, sideshows and audience tomfoolery.  Following on from the success of last years nights we presented another fabulously perverse blend of vaudeville cabaret, dance and deviance performance created by the cast of Brighton’s legendary Voodoo Vaudeville with guest acts, Chris Lynam (9th) George Egg (10th), Franksanazi, belly dancer Hilde Canoodt and many more plus DJ Stylus.

Back by popular demand, Voodoo brings the spirit of the KitKat Club back to life.

An international cast comes together to celebrate those fabulous dances and songs from the film, plus the usual Voodoo favourites.

Wilkommen, Bienvenue and Welcome!

Tomorrow belongs to us!

T-Shirt competition, your chance to win a superb Vince Ray original T shirt.

Komedia, Brighton

Book tickets online or call the Box Office on 01273 647100

Voodoo Vaudeville presented Club Exotica for Ropetackle Arts Centre on 4th April.

Performers included voodoo regulars Kt Simpson, Rachel Blackman, Katy Schutte, Briony Dace, Cassandra Tomaz, plus bellydance from Hilde Canoodt and Emma and Katerina, compered by Chris Cresswell. Sold out gig punters of shoreham very happy to see such exotic entertainment on their doorstep, next one is on June 6th as part of the Adur Festival.

We hosted a private party the other night, a very interesting concept, our client picked the acts he wanted I added the rest, decor, staging films etc and we then performed a mini voodoo show to a bunch of his friends who had come together to celebrate his 40th birthday. We directed all the attention to him, dedicated songs to him, made him join in the samba and generally took care of him all night, he got to spank Alice , pole dance with Katy the wicked librarian ask questions of Baby Warhol and dance to his favourite tunes. It was a riot !

If you fancy a voodoo private party please contact us.

Four intrepid percussionists flew to Kuwait to perform at an international event at the Arraya Ballroom, Kuwait City. This was a last minute booking but we made it, they bought the dustbins and we battered them when we got there!

To book Clatteratti for your own event visit the agency page

Let the Krewe de Voodoo parade you through a gumbo of masquerade balls, Big Easy women, and hot brass sounds.

But it’s not all bourbon and beads—make sure your mojo’s workin’, as voodoo zombies are on the loose and the next jazz funeral could be yours!

Dress savage, dark and twisted. Prepare to be part of the ritual!

Don’t forget it’s a leap year - Friday 29th Feb…one chance in 4 years for girls to propose to boys….Will you do it at Voodoo? The Krewe de Voodoo are looking for women to come onstage and propose to their partners, with wedding gifts and prizes for the lucky couples.

T-Shirt competition, your chance to win a superb Vince Ray original T shirt.

“It has to be said - others play at vaudeville, but Voodoo Vaudeville play harder. This is the genuine article - classy, arsey, arty entertainment that’s hopefully coming to a town near you. So get out your glad rags, paint your face, put on your dancing shoes and join the party.”
Total Theatre

“Fusing music and performance art…bizarre theatrical and erotic”
The Guardian

“Mind-warped comedy”
Metro

“Our crowds demand a lot… The voodoo’s gave more! A twisted, comic, kinky and unexpected show.. Just how we like it at Lost Vagueness.”
‘Lost Cabaret’

“Mixing old-style German cabaret with more than a touch of the bizarre, Chris Cresswell and his team have, over the last five years, created a surreal and anarchic world of glamour, art and filth through this extraordinary show”.
Cheeky Guide

“Truly fantastic…magnetic cauldron of ludicrous clowning”
This is Brighton

“Mutant lovechild of Benny Hill and Alice Cooper, hilarious horny and horrific”
Mensworld

“Sexy and fun - I had a great time. You’d be mad to miss it”
Tim Woodward, Skin Two

“Cleverly crafted …exotic, erotic, comical and spiritual”
The Argus

“Voodoo Vaudeville is weird, wonderful and wacky. The evil master, his sexually ambiguous assistant, a time machine, saucy dance routines, an omnipotent Baby Warhol and plenty of audience participation. It’s not for the faint-hearted, but is simply good fun!”
Sangita Ladwa, BBC Southern Counties