Billed as having 'haze, strobe, flashing lights, sudden light changes, sudden and loud noise, strong language, nudity and audience interaction', so we certainly know what to expect. And boy do we get it! And then some...Borrowing its title from the Girls Aloud 2002 classic pop song, the show begins rather slowly in a kitchen (designed by Rosie Elnile and Max Johns), as Rhys Hollis and seven other underground drag performers discuss the economics of the scene, highlighting issues of poor wages and conditions, and the need for a trade union of their own.

https://theartsdesk.com/theatre/sound-underground-royal-court-review-loud-and-triumphantly-proud

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