F Laughing Horse at the Brighton Fringe - 2025 Show: Charis King: Wummy (THEATRE)

Charis King: Wummy

THEATRE


Charis King: Wummy

The Caroline of Brunswick

39 Ditchling Road
Upper Lounge: MAY 10 at 15:15 (60 min) - Tickets on sale soon
Upper Lounge: MAY 22 at 19:00 (60 min) - Tickets on sale soon

Charis King: Wummy

The Quadrant

12-13 North Street (Bottom of Queens Road by the Clocktower)
The Folklore Room: MAY 9, 11 at 19:15 (60 min) - Tickets on sale soon

Charis King: Wummy

Character actress Charis King (BBC Radio and BBC iPlayer) is coming to Brighton with her debut character-packed one-woman comedy show ‘Charis King: Wummy’. Wummy is a 31 year old teacher, flat sharing with awful strangers in London. She attempts to break free from her mundane existence by manifesting her dream life as a yummy mummy. After all - “the easiest way to become confident is by gaslighting yourself.”

Expect physical theatre, character comedy and laugh out loud moments of improvisation as Wummy transforms her appearance and becomes a social climber who is “looking for a man in finance, trust fund, 6'5", blue eyes, finance."

“King prods mercilessly at the dark underbelly with great success.” The Stage

"Charis is a true artist… I find myself thinking about her productions years after I’ve seen them. She’s a luminous actress, a brilliant writer and one of the universe’s true magical beings. I would pay to watch her drink a cup of tea let alone perform a show." Sophie Winkleman (Big Suze - Peep Show)

“Charis is a highly skilled, talented performer and writer… the comedy sketches that she wrote and performed on my BBC radio programmes … were built on a bedrock of accurate, real life observations.” Pat Marsh, presenter / producer BBC Radio Kent, BBC Radio Sussex and BBC Radio Surrey.

Ticket types this year are Paid, Pay What You Can and Free - this is how it works: Paid: The show is fully ticketed and you pay in advance or on the door; Pay What You Can: You can choose to buy a ticket in advanced to guarantee entry and what to pay over a minimum amount OR turn up at the venue to get in for free in any space that is left; Free: The show is free entry and can be ticketed or unticketed. Watch the show, and the performer will ask for donations at the end for those that would like to contribute.