60s Kitsch Kafe

A man dressed in a 1960s checked blazer, black polo neck, and black trousers wearing a gold chain and glasses poses with a stylophone. In the background is a cafe bicycle designed in a kitsch style. Inside the cafe is a woman with bright orange hair, glasses and a bright blue dress.

60s Kitsch Kafe

By The Fairly Famous Family
Walkabout*
11am at Four Seasons Shopping Centre (Location 3)
12.45pm on West Gate (Location 2)
3pm on Regent Street (Location 6)
Each show lasts 30 mins
Suitable for ages 6+

*Please note: This is a walkabout show which starts at the specified locations and moves through the streets.

Are you ready for a 60s makeover and cookery shenanigans? 

Pamela and Gordon and their mobile ‘rolling buffet’ bring you all that was great about food in the 60’s and 70’s.  These food experts recreate the lost arts of ‘Piping Mashed Potato for Pleasure and Profit’, ‘Fun with Spam’, and many, many more.

Add virtuoso stylophone, a gallery of genuine terrifying 60’s recipes, and the worst in easy listening and you have yourself an irresistible cocktail of starch, funk and indigestion…..the perfect family meal.

Take part and have a laugh with cookery demos, 60s makovers, and stylophone lessons as part of this interactive, pedal-powered street theatre.

Images © Florence Acland Photography

Access
  • This act is wheelchair accessible
  • A BSL Interpreter will be on hand at the 3pm show

 

About The Fairly Famous Family

The Fairly Famous Family have been touring outdoor performances for the last 35 years. Through their shows, they aim to entertain, inspire and surprise with high quality, original street theatre.

They’ve appeared on television in the UK, Ireland, Canada and the USA. Highlights include the ‘Stars in Their Eyes‘ European final (with their cheesy opening routine!), Blue Peter and Cumbria’s very own ‘North West Tonight’. They’ve featured in The Times, The Telegraph, The letters page of Woman’s Own, The back page of The Guardian, and page 3 of The Sun! And they’ve appeared with the late Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Anne and, even Jim Bowen.

www.fairlyfamousfamily.co.uk