Northern Pride presents
The Pedro Pascal says Trans Rights Cabaret
Saturday 19th July 2025
Doors: 7pm
Performance: 7.30pm
Running Time: 120 mins (including interval)
Tickets: General Admission (£10)
Concessions (£5) Suitable for: Over 65, Student, Artist, Unemployment Benefit, Disability Benefit. Please not proof of concession eligibility may be asked for upon arrival at the box office. Complimentary tickets are available for PAs supporting those with access requirements.
No Questions Asked (£3)
Age Rec: 18+
Image credit TJ Mov
Calling all you Kings, Queens and Everything in betweens!
Mack and Mama Rhi are back with the cabaret of their dreams: The Pedro Pascal says Trans Rights Cabaret! This cabaret will celebrate local Trans icons, celebrity crushes and is a chance to explore the lifelong question: do you want to be with them, be them, or both? We welcome you to join us for a homage to Stars In Their Eyes…but Trans. Including a star-studded line up of acts ranging from drag, poetry, live music and more - all giving off that main character energy. Open to all LGBTQIA+ Folks, their allies, Zaddies and of course, most importantly Pedro Pascal!!!
As part of Newcastle Pride, supported by Alphabetti Theatre.
The cabaret will also feature as part of Newcastle Pride's exciting Trans + Zone, with more details to be announced!
https://www.northern-pride.com/2025
Mack & Rhi are two creative cabaret artists who have joined forces to make queer, cult comedy, DIY cabarets with joy, silliness and marginalised voices at their centre. They were the makers of shows such as: JAWS (but gay), GAYLIEN, Twin Freaks and Pocket Sized Party, their first children's show all taking place at Alphabetti Theatre.
Mack (they/he) is a trans creative who makes work that is playful, educational, silly and raw, with an aim to help represent the underrepresented and advocate good vibes for the LGBTQIA+ community.
Rhianne (she/her) is a queer creative who makes work that is satirically sexy, rebellious and mischievous with a wicked sense of humour that promotes body acceptance and joyous celebrations of love.
Together they make work that holds chaos, silliness, alternative and heartwarming comedy with queer joy at its heart, creating friendly spaces for queer people and their pals to be themselves and celebrate their voices and experiences.