Alp Haydar's Erotic Adventures in Atlantis

There have arguably never been cabaret shows quite like Alp Haydar's 'one-man pantomimes'. Mixing nod-and-a-wink crooning with outlandishly ambitious interactive video work, they tackle intensely personal subjects through exuberantly fantastical settings, managing to be at once crowd-pleasing and thought-provoking, moving and hilarious. This is the second in a five-show run climaxing in Alp's latest entry in the saga: 'Atlantis' picks up where 'Flight 666 to Bermuda' left off, with Alp and his new beloved, jihadist Mohammed (also played, like every character, by Haydar), fighting for survival on a tropical island against the mother of all foes.