Trash Salad

Trash Salad at Loco Klub
Headfirst Editor's Pick

"Sex, love and lettuce. It’s a tale as old as time in the bizarre world of queer burlesque clown Trash Salad; lip-syncing her way into your hearts with salad cream aplenty for the front row."

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An event held at Loco Klub on Tuesday 11th April. The event starts at 20:00.


Sex. Love. Lettuce. Join gorgeous clown Trash Salad in her quest for connection: a genre-bending burlesque adventure, using lip sync, strip tease & song on a mission to understand intimacy.

Some call it a clown opera; a sexual odyssey; a compost-heap romance. Trash calls it a joyful queer-femme love story in the shape of a salad. Come & see the piece that’s made audiences 'laugh, cry, & nearly piss’.

Birthed by award-winning theatre maker Rosa Faye Garland.

NOMINEE: VAULT Festival Innovation Award 2023.

'Salad at its sexiest and most unsavoury' ★★★★★ Fringe Biscuit
'Best comedy shows of 2022' ★★★★ The Telegraph
'A force of nature' ★★★★ The Wee Review ‘
'A queer masterpiece' ★★★★ Ed Fringe Review
'A knock out… riotously funny' ★★★★ Binge Fringe
'A triumph' ★★★★1/2 Emily Beech
'Indubitably deserves its cult status' ★★★★ The Reviews Hub

Recommended Show | Time Out, The Independent, To Do List.

Venue access page: https://www.locoklub.com/access-info/
If you would like to talk through any access needs before coming to the venue, please contact [email protected].

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