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In April the Punch Drunk production of The Masque of the Red Death at The Battersea Arts Centre will come to an end. But good luck getting a ticket. It has been sold out for months. And for good reason. It was, in Don't Panic's opinion, the best performance in the known universe since Punch Drunk's Faust the year before. So bad luck if you missed out.

At the end of the show (which we cannot even begin to describe) there is a massive party with live bands and everything. On this particular night Bishi was playing. She had just been to see the performance. She thought it was ace as well. So, as we said, unlucky if you missed out!

Here are some pictures. Count yourselves lucky.

















Video filmed and edited by Myriam Gervais

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