Name: '80s Horror Prom Night at The RVT
Start: 2022-08-11 19:00:00
End: 2022-08-11 23:55:00
Location: Royal Vauxhall Tavern

It's Summer '85 - its time for the PopHorror Prom! Everyone is busy getting dates for the night, picking the perfect dress and wondering if they'll get past first base up at The Point. What they don't know is that the school is built on an ancient burial ground, a Dead Prom Queen has just been reincarnated and there is a serial killer stalking the halls. But the Prom must go on! We will be bringing horror movie madness and pop culture craziness to the RVT with a host of performing talent, activities and surprises. Hormones and telekinetic powers will rage as we crown our Prom King and Queen. We havent spiked the punch, just a few heads. Its your big night, so go slay. Cast to be announced

Expect a corsage of '80s High School Horror treats including:
Punchbowl of Doom! '80s Prom Makeovers! Prom King & Queen Crowning! Gore! Killer Queens! 80s Hair! Cheerleaders! Dumb Jocks! Vengeful Nerds! Indifferent Teachers!

Its Prom Night! So come get Carried away with us

Thursday 11th August 2022

The Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Doors 7pm, Show 8pm, Bar and Disco til 12am

Tickets 13 at Outsavvy with limited early bird and group offers

PopHorror has been a resident cabaret night at The RVT since 2016 and is listed as one of Time Outs 50 Best Nights out in London.

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