TWO NEW PERFORMANCE DATES ANNOUNCED inside The Museum House Of Death!

The Museum House Of Death-solo show by the notorious taxidermist Charlie Tuesday Gates- is open for another two weeks. 
I am ecstatic to announce TWO new performance excerpt dates!!!

 SING FOR YOUR LIFE! 
A musical parody where the recently deceased compete for the chance to live again.
A cross between X factor and Pet Rescue
ENCORE! ENCORE!
Saturday 14th June 2pm!
Saturday 21st June 2pm!

​Hosted inside The Museum House Of Death at The Vaults, Leake Street, Waterloo SE1 7NN
The Vaults Gallery is open
 Tuesday –Saturday 11am-7pm up until 21st June

The Museum House Of Death features a fantastic menagerie of taxidermy, sculpture, fashion pieces as well as controversial videos and there is only two weeks left to view it!

 Through a labyrinth of tunnels you will find a fantasy underworld where beauty and death collide with nostalgia and borderline insanity... Alarming, intriguing and provocative sculptures and shrines to forgotten lives and abandoned pasts, where visual puns and contextual juxtapositions offer a surreal and derisive commentary on popular culture and tradition.
"Its the first time as a journalist, that I have seen anything like this..." Never could I have comprehended or thought this existed in my mind''
London Live

CLOSING PARTY 21ST JUNE
TELL THE WORLD! 
BRING ALL YOUR FAMOUS FRIENDS!!!
SAT 14TH JUNE 2PM
SAT 21ST June 2pm



Love From
Charlie Gates
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