Kabarett Spielraum Presents
SPIEL: The Cabaret Special

LIVE BANDS
Gertrude's Storm (Punk-Funk)
Rosalita (Post-Punk)
One More Grain (Jazz-Punk-Funk)

STANDUP COMEDY
Trevor Lock (C4's Star Stories & R2's Russell Brand Show)
Andrew Bailey (The King of Dysfunctional Doo-Wop)

+ DJ Do The Du

@ The Good Ship, 289 Kilburn High Road, London, NW6 7JR

8pm - 2am ... £5 Entrance, £4 With Flyer

Tubes:
Kilburn - Jubilee Line (3 mins)
Kilburn Park - Bakerloo Line (11 mins)

Trains:
Brondesbury - North London Silverlink (1 minute)
Kilburn High Road - Watford - Euston Silverlink (9 mins)

Buses:
16, 31, 32, 98, 189, 206, 316, 328 plus numerous night buses to the west end.

More Information: http://www.myspace.com/ks23
Infoline: 07961 028844

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GERTRUDE'S STORM is a close-knit family comprised of a group of like minded folk who have been playing music together for almost a decade in various incarnations. Soulful, powerful vocals mix with rhythmically furious guitars, imaginative drums and funky bass, all set in motion by a pounding electro beat. Their music is regularly played on BBC Radio 1 by Steve Lamacq and Huw Stephens, and on XFM by John Kennedy.

ROSALITA are a five piece band from Ipswich, aiming to make people dance with influences including Talking Heads, and The Stranglers. "'Post punk pioneers." [Steve Lamacq]; "Bafflingly unsigned, Rosalita manage to squeeze more contemporary influences into 7 songs than Zane Lowe manages in an entire evening." [High Voltage]

ONE MORE GRAIN are rapidly becoming legends on the live circuit. Krautrock soundscapes, deranged brass-blasts and evocative diatribes collide to make something remarkable. "One of the best debut performances I've ever seen." [Playlouder]; "One More Grain's stage presence and energy was spellbinding." [Whisperin and Hollerin']

TREVOR LOCK, star of Channel 4's Star Stories and co-host of The Russell Brand Radio 2 Show, is one of the most original stand up comics on the circuit. He is currently supporting Russell Brand on his UK tour. "Pure comic genius." [Metro]; "Utterly improbable, absolutely entertaining." [The Independent]; "Flimsy." [The Scotsman]

ANDREW BAILEY didn't invent alternative comedy, but he was doing something a lot like it long before other alternative comics came along. A veteran of london's original Comedy Store, his haunted mimetic humour was far weirder and more wonderful than today's straight, formulaic stand-up - and a quarter of a century later, he's still going strong. "One of alternative comedy's true originals." [The Guardian]; "I don't like the phase 'lunatic fringe', but if there was an award in that category, Andrew would be well in the running." [Daily Telegraph]