The Very Best of Empress Stah

Notes

The show premiered at the Soho Review Bar; it subsequently enjoyed a successful tour to the Adelaide Fringe Festival where it was performed 20 times. The show has played to full houses around England at The Brighton Fringe Festival, Queer up North, Manchester and The Barbican Theatre, Plymouth. Clips.

Artist / Author	Empress Stah
Reference	D2193
Date	2015
Type	DVD

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