Juliette Burton Unleashed

Juliette Burton is known for pushing boundaries and challenging her audience, and her new show is no exception. As the lights go down, she'll be summoning the late-night legends, dungeon-crawling romantics, and big-hearted heroes to join her on a comedy quest like no other. With a background in geek culture and a passion for social justice, Burton is the perfect guide for this journey into the dark side of comedy.

The show, which runs from Monday, 10 May 2027 to Wednesday, 19 May 2027 at the Caroline of Brunswick in Brighton, is a work-in-progress, and each night the audience will get to choose which of four different options they want to see. Will it be "Villain Era", where Burton explores the world of antiheroes and the battle against inequality? Or perhaps "Juliette Burton's Board to Distraction", a fast-paced gameshow that combines board games and brainpower? Maybe "Juliette Burton's Side Quest" is more your thing, an interactive choose-your-own-adventure comedy that's part video game, part stand-up. Or will you opt for "Going Rogue", a gamified comedy quest that's all about finding your inner superhero?

Whatever the choice, one thing is certain - the show will be a hilarious and emotionally naked comedy confessional that's not afraid to tackle the tough issues. With her armour made of hard truths, high fantasy, and hilarious punchlines, Burton is ready to take on the real dragons of sexism, queer inequality, and bad sex lives. And with the audience's participation, the show is guaranteed to be chaotic, collaborative, and laugh-out-loud funny.

So if you're ready to join the battle against the forces of darkness and inequality, and you're not afraid to laugh at the same time, then Juliette Burton's show is the perfect place to be. With its unique blend of comedy, geek culture, and social justice, this is a show that's not to be missed. Tickets and details are available with the button beside this article, so don't wait - join the quest and get ready to unleash your inner hero. The show is free, so there's no excuse not to come and experience it for yourself.