The GutterClown Cabaret

It might be Easter Sunday but that's not stopping us! We have our own resurrections to do! 

The GutterClown Cabaret returns to the fabulous Revue Stage on Granville Island with an evening of raw, rebellious clown and character comedy. This adult clown theatre showcase dives headfirst into the absurd, the uncomfortable, and the hilarious—featuring performers who break the fourth wall, play dangerously with the audience, and transform failure into spectacle. Expect a wild mix of clown, neo-bouffon, musical comedy, and bizarre character acts. No two shows are ever the same, and anything might happen...

Come celebrate live original artful perfomances in a time of screen screams and doom scrolling! This is a HOT and WEIRD show, you don't want to miss it ~ nothing else like it anywhere! 

HOSTED BY the one and only BABA BIBIJI!!

Performances by: 

Kate Bateman!

Melissa Aston!

Thomas Jones!

Ron Skolney-Elverson & Jamie Dale!

Priscilla Costa!

June Fukumura!

and avery special musical duo HEATSEEKER aka Hank Pine & Jenson Kerr! 

And also bringing back the 50/50 Raffle so bring your cash and win that EASTER DOUGH YO! 

Sunday, April 5

Doors 6:00 PM | Show 7:00 PM | 19+

REVUE STAGE, Granville Island (behind the public market)

Follow @gutterclowncabaret on Instagram for teasers

contact the producer directly at savagecreampuffproductions@gmail.com

 

Content Warning: This show explores adult themes through clown and bouffon, including sexual content, satire, grotesque imagery, strong language, and boundary-pushing comedy.

 

Accessibility The Revue Stage is wheelchair accessible. The entrance, lobby, and washrooms are step-free, and designated wheelchair seating is available in the front row. If you have access needs or require companion seating, please contact the box office in advance and they will help reserve appropriate seating.

 

Land Acknowledgement We acknowledge that this work takes place on the stolen lands of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) peoples. We are grateful to gather here to share stories that honour both joy and truth. Through this work and play, we hope to inspire more voices to speak up against colonialism and inhumane oppression.