THE DIRTY THIRTY Attempts to Perform 30 Plays in One Hour at VAULT

The Dirty Thirty is a collection of thirty original plays which Degenerate Fox will valiantly attempt to perform within just one hour. These plays could be anything: comedy, drama, dance, games, songs, rants, personal, political, experimental - and stuff there just isn't a name for yet. But they're all honest, and they're all fantastically succinct.

Degenerate Fox Theatre are the bastard lovechild of The Neo-Futurists and a full English breakfast. We produce theatre that removes all artifice: we are here, we are us, you are you, the time is now. We will engage, titillate, confront, expose, encourage, confess and, above all, entertain.

With The Dirty Thirty, we invite you to be a part of a show that is part theatre and part sport, where each performance is an irreproducible, ever-changing living newspaper of the political and personal, the profound and profane, the beautiful and beautifully messy.

Because if you've seen the show once, you've seen the show ONCE! And you'll never see the same show again.

Desiree Burch is a stand-up comic, writer, solo performer, devised theatre-maker and actor. Her solo show 'Tar Baby' won a Scotsman's Fringe First, and was shortlisted for the Amnesty International Freedom of Expression Award at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2015. She has appeared on 'Live at the Apollo', 'Chris Ramsay's Stand Up Central', 'The Russell Howard Hour', '8 Out of 10 Cats','Frankie Boyle's New World Order', 'The News Quiz' (Radio 4), 'QI', and on the #1 podcast 'Welcome to Night Vale'.

Laura Killeen is a theatre-maker from London and trained at The Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre in NYC before graduating with an MA in Text & Performance from RADA & Birkbeck, University of London. She has performed in award-winning theatre, film, art and radio and has directed theatre at the RADA Festival, Bloomsbury Festival and at the White Bear Theatre. Her writing has been performed in London, New York City and Tel Aviv.

Gabrielle, a graduate of East 15 Acting School, has performed on screen and stage between her hometown in the north of England and London. Some of her credits include Precious Little Talent by Ella Hickson, Arthur Miller's The Crucible and Hamlet. Her writing has been shortlisted for the Charlie Harthill Fund by The Pleasance and a monologue she wrote helped her win the graduate edition of The Monologue Slam.

Sergio is a Peruvian actor, director and translator based in London. He trained as an actor at the Atlantic Acting School in New York, and has worked for theatre companies like Plan 9 in Lima, Pipeline in New York and Front of House in London. He's currently a member of Out of the Wings Collective and the Spanish Theatre Company as well as the Degenerate Fox Theatre. His latest work on stage includes Blood Wedding, The Bum-Guff King and The Dark Stone.

Graham is an improviser and jack-of-all-theatre-trades trained at the Adelaide College of the Arts in Australia. He co-founded award-winning comedy troupe The Golden Phung, performing with them at the Adelaide Fringe, Melbourne International Comedy Festival and in a four-part web-series. Graham has directed three operas and performed in a bard-load of Shakespeare, including appearing as Richard II, Cassius in Julius Caesar and Hamlet's Horatio twice.

Jay Wakely is a first class graduate of the Drama and Theatre Arts degree at Goldsmiths, University of London. They are a co-founder of the IF Bursary award-winning and Brighton Fringe award nominated theatre company Silent Faces, devising and performing work that smashes together politics and clowning. They will be performing in A Clown Show About Rain, shortlisted for the Untapped Award, throughout 2018.

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