Dublin Fringe Festival 2024: Cox jests about being a superstar, but, in his quick-witted humour and candid authenticity, he already is
on Dawson Street: slick fohawk, frosted-tipped quiff, sparkly blouse and black leather vest like Joey’s in the Friends pilot. An LGBTQ+ audience and their allies are welcomed to a night of cabaret chronicling our host’s intimate affairs in rural Ireland. A blow-by-blow account, in his words., he has honed his craft in East London, inspired by its prominent gay cabaret scene.
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