BINCELS

Three Incels. One bin. A manosphere at boiling point. This is NOT a safe space.

Shift+Enter into the Bin of society to meet our three antagonists, Alexander, Sickandar and Vince, who are hatching rotten plots to defeat the imminent threat of a “femoid” takeover. Will their schemes triumph? Or will they be thwarted by unexpected forces?

Through the lens of satire, parody, drag and burlesque, this surreal and clowny performance will take you on a journey into the manosphere and the psyche of the involuntarily celibate (“Incel”) communities it comprises of. We challenge the audience to keep an open mind as we delve into this online subculture and examine the algorithmic echo chambers that fuel its fracturing from wider society. We also challenge you to notice any echo chambers that might exist in your own world and lived experiences. You may not be as immune to the Algo overlords as you might think...

See you there, if you dare.

Tommyrot Productions first debuted the concept of this show at a big bang scratch night at Camden Peoples Theatre after they were selected to perform in their 2025 SPRINT Festival. Bringing a full length work in progress to the Lambeth Fringe is an exciting next step in the company’s development of this new work and they can’t wait to reveal what they’ve got in store for you all.

Cast & Creatives

Writer: Spookey Bones, Alexandria Saint Payne, Sarjana

Director: Evelyn Carnate

Date & Time: Friday 26th September @8:30pm

Running Time:  60mins

Content warnings: Age 18+ The story of this show will contain offensive and disturbing content because of the online Incel subculture that the show is parodying. The fictional characters created for this show are a satirical manifestation of the ideology and online subculture of the involuntary celibate ('Incel') communities which are rooted in misogynistic and extremist views which can include racism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism and violence towards women and girls. Discussion topics of self-hatred, depression, body dysmorphia and suicidal thoughts are also common amongst the Incel communities. Therefore audiences should be aware that the dialogue and action in the show will contain reference to topics that may be triggering (see all potential topics listed below), and may contain offensive language and derogatory terms used by Incel communities. May contain reference to or themes of; misogyny, misogynynoir, sexism, racism, suicide, depression, body dysmorphia, violence, sexual assault, rape, homophobia, transphobia, ableism.

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.