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An Evening With Nana Funk

17 Oct 2025

An Evening With Nana Funk

“Nana’s comedic styling evokes the warm-hearted but deadly-sharp observational style of Victoria Wood.” North West End

Ageing well doesn’t mean behaving yourself. Just ask Nana Funk, the great-greatgrandmother of good times and star of An Evening With Nana Funk, an hour-long One Nana cabaret studio show with stadium ambitions coming to Lambeth Fringe Festival 2025.

The show combines live music (in the form of original songs and parodies), storytelling and improvised songs and poems generated from audience questions.

The time has come for Nana to get intimate. She’s sick of the stadium life and is now touring to smaller scale venues so she can get up close and personal with her army of fans. She’s got a bee in her bonnet and wants you to get on it. This is no teatime with your granny, this is ‘An Evening With Nana Funk’.

The audience are taken on a hilarious and emotional rollercoaster as Nana challenges ageism and how aged/aging people are portrayed in society. From delicate ballads to 90's dance and all the way through to full on ROCK, Nana gives her not so subtle opinions on what it means to be “age appropriate”.

Cast & Creatives

Writer: Angie Waller

Date & Time: Friday 17th October @9pm

Running Time:  60mins

Content warnings: Age 14+ Mild swearing, mild nudity (there's a burlesque routine but I keep big bra & pants on), some parts are improvised so may be adult content

Latecomers may not be admitted. ​Ticket purchases are non refundable.

Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members.

Venue

Venue: Omnibus Theatre

Omnibus Theatre is a multi-award-winning independent theatre in Clapham, South London. The heart of their ambitious programme, inspired by our building’s literary heritage, lies in both classics re-imagined and contemporary storytelling. They provide a platform for new writing and interdisciplinary work, aiming to give voice to the underrepresented and challenge perceptions and believe in affordable tickets and theatre for all.

The Common Room is a dynamic spaces available for The Lambeth Fringe.

The Common Room: 70 capacity, limited lighting, PA system

Perfect for laid back music including jazz and acoustic and queer-led work specifically cabaret and live music.

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Common Room space at Omnibus Theatre
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