Fascinating and funny with the Aida ladies at the Royal Concert Hall

Devilishly funny and gloriously glamorous Dillie, Liza and Adèle, with Michael Roulston on piano, are back on the road following their hugely successful 40th Anniversary Tour.

With brand new songs generated by human neural networks and using their combined deep-learning age of 278 years, they have data-mined their back catalogue to bring audiences their greatest, most sensationally analogue show ever.

Mistresses of their craft, they are uniquely charming with diamond-sharp satire that is filthy, hilarious, belligerent, political, poignant and outrageous.

Fascinating Aida have performed in the world’s most prestigious venues, with London seasons at the Donmar Warehouse and Theatre Royal Haymarket among others, a month at the Sydney Opera House in Australia and tours to New Zealand, San Francisco, New York, Berlin, Kenya, South Africa and Singapore.

Fascinating Aida was founded by Dillie in 1983 with key writing partner Adèle Anderson joining in 1984 and soparano Liza Pulman arriving in 2006. Numerous television appearances and radio recordings have strengthened their fan base, as have seven CDs, three DVDs, two videos, an autobiography, and a songbook.

Credits include three nominations for Olivier Awards and and a nomination for a Perrier Award. In 2013 the trio won Best Musical Act in the London Cabaret Awards.

They’ve also clocked up more than 30m views on YouTube.

And as the saying goes, when the world is going to s***, be sure to book tickets to see Fascinating Aïda.

They are in Nottingham on April 11, visit trch.co.uk or call 0115 989555 to book.

Please note: This show is recommended for over-14s only.