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WARNING: THIS SHOW CONTAINS FULL MALE NUDITY, GAY SEX, STRONG LANGUAGE AND IMAGES SOME MAY FIND OFFENSIVE

A performance piece for male stripper by
Peter Scott-Presland

Choreography by Titus Rowe and Roger Scales
Directed by Roger Scales

Rosemary Branch,
2 Shepperton Rd,
London N1 3DJ.

Buses from Old Street, or Highbury stations.
Walk from Essex Road station.

Tues April 20th to Sat May 8th 2010
9.30pm (Not Sun/Mon).

Tickets £8/£6.
Ticket Reservations: 0207-704-6665

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SQUADDIE is a stripper. And he’s good. And he knows it. SQUADDIE was a soldier, for real. Once. In a life that seems a long time ago. With his mate, Christian. Who was injured in Iraq. And died in a squat in Brixton, with no-one to hold his hand. Is SQUADDIE gay? Course not! Or maybe… Tonight SQUADDIE is stripping. To the bone.

This one-man show alternates between the stage show SQUADDIE is giving in a gay bar, and the story of his life as he remembers it. The real soldier and the wet-dream fantasy soldier collide in an explosive climax.

This show plays in conjunction with Mark Bunyan's musical, "Unburied Treasures", at the same theatre at 7.30pm on these dates. Joint tickets available at £15/£12. Same box office.