B-movie vixen Trixie Malicious is the living embodiment of Mae West’s quip about “a girl who lost her reputation and never missed it.” Of Canadian descent, the former showgirl now finds herself very much at home on London’s vaudeville scene, and will be bringing her own brand of bump’n’grind to White Mischief’s second stage […]

The Shellac Sisters are four glamorous retrochics who dress in all things vintage and play 78rpm records on 1920s wind-up gramophones. They’ll be spinning the sounds in the Lobby Room, the main portal into White Mischief and the hub of our most eccentric entertainments.

Voted Best Female Performer at the UK Burlesque Awards 2007, Red Sarah combines her love of costume theatre with circus skills to perform dazzling acts which ooze charisma. Sarah will be performing a specially-commissioned brand new act on White Mischief’s main stage.

With no fewer than five awards under its belt so far, “Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea” by new theatre group 1927 Cabaret was the runaway success of this year’s Edinburgh Festival fringe. The sell-out show will soon be taken to New York for an off-Broadway run and is currently wowing audiences at […]

Putting the blue into bluegrass on our second stage “Moon Room”, are a duo who are arguably several people short of an orchestra but make a hell of a sound nonetheless: The Stillhouse Orchestra.
The creation of Rib Eye Jake and Miss Tia Maria, The Stillhouse Orchestra have concocted a mix of country, swing and blues […]

Those mischief-makers who attended our last White Mischief, on Friday 13 2007, will remember Kunta Kinte, the “tribal pop” band that co-curates the night.
Blending world-influenced drums and percussion with quirky, acerbic English lyrics, six-piece pop band Kunta Kinte have been described as “Adam Ant meets the Scissor Sisters” by UK industry publication Record Of The […]

We welcome to our coterie of disc jockeys Jean-Paul Séculaire, who will be appearing in the main stage “Earth Room” and getting the dancefloor jumping late into the night.
A well-known “man about town”, Jean-Paul Séculaire is a Londoner through and through. He was born in Walthamstow in 1978 and has lived in London his whole […]

Appearing on our main stage “Earth Room”, White Mischief welcomes Fancy Chance. Hilarious, glamorous, and exuberantly irreverent, the diminutive Fancy Chance is the undisputed comic spectacle of the UK cabaret circuit. Hailing from a background of theatre and performance art, in 2001 she was brought into “nouveau burlesque” by the infamous Miss Indigo Blue, founding […]

We are pleased to announce that Miss Moon will bring her bespoke makeover and photography parlour to White Mischief. Miss Moon’s charming attendees will select the perfect attire and accessories for you whilst you ponder upon the perfect backdrop for your portrait.

We can’t stress enough how delighted we are about having 10-piece soul orchestra Lord Large Experiment playing at White Mischief, and how exciting we expect their set will be. Read on to discover more about Lord Large and to check out a few of the astonishing star names they have recruited to record their album. […]