
Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work
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The Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work show will be performed at the Tramway on August 20, 2026, blending magic and lived experience with visual impairment.
Blending the tricks of the trade – a white rabbit, a magic wand, a puff of smoke – with her lived experience of visual impairment, Bannon invites you to glimpse a world where truth and illusion, performance and reality converge. Through delicate choreography and magician’s patter, which reveals more than it conceals, she unveils the invisible labour that shapes how we navigate the world - balancing effortlessly between what is seen and unseen. Through a Crip lens and with a trick up her sleeve, Bannon reveals ‘the dirty work’ that often goes unnoticed on stage and in everyday life. This isn’t just a magic show; it’s a meditation on visibility, disability, and the unseen labour we all perform. Say ‘white rabbit’ three times, and see the magic unfold before your very eyes! Recommended for ages 14+ Audience notes Mentions ableism and discrimination Photo - Paul Samuel White
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Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work takes place on Thursday, 20 August 2026 at 01:00.
Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work is held at Tramway in Glasgow (25 Albert Drive, Glasgow South Side G41 2PE).
Tickets for Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work can be booked via glasgowlife.org.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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The Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work show will be performed at the Tramway on August 20, 2026, blending magic and lived experience with visual impairment.
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Blending the tricks of the trade – a white rabbit, a magic wand, a puff of smoke – with her lived experience of visual impairment, Bannon invites you to glimpse a world where truth and illusion, performance and reality converge. Through delicate choreography and magician’s patter, which reveals more than it conceals, she unveils the invisible labour that shapes how we navigate the world - balancing effortlessly between what is seen and unseen. Through a Crip lens and with a trick up her sleeve, Bannon reveals ‘the dirty work’ that often goes unnoticed on stage and in everyday life. This isn’t just a magic show; it’s a meditation on visibility, disability, and the unseen labour we all perform. Say ‘white rabbit’ three times, and see the magic unfold before your very eyes! Recommended for ages 14+ Audience notes Mentions ableism and discrimination Photo - Paul Samuel White
Description supplied by the event organiser.
❓ Frequently asked questions
When is Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work?
Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work takes place on Thursday, 20 August 2026 at 01:00.
Where is Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work taking place?
Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work is held at Tramway in Glasgow (25 Albert Drive, Glasgow South Side G41 2PE).
How do I get tickets for Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work?
Tickets for Jo Bannon: The Dirty Work can be booked via glasgowlife.org.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
🏨 Staying overnight?
Hotels within walking distance of Tramway
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