Name: A Very Boukie Love Story
Start: 2023-10-28 19:45:00
End: 2023-10-28 21:30:00
Location: The Glory

Two handmaids, both lacking in dignity,

In the glory basement, where we lay our scene,

From rancid sludge break to new unity,

Where civil blood makes evil hands clean.

From forth the fatal loins of these two hoes

A pair of scar-cross'd lovers ruin their lives

Come and bare witness as an escaped convict of hell (Ms Sharon Le Grand), and Super model of the world (Shigella Problem), embark on a shitstorm romance. As we present to you A Very Boukie Love Story.

Is a crappy ever after? Does true love come with a sacrifice? Does anyone actually know what Boukie means?!

Join us this Halloween to find out! With an All Singing, All Dancing, Lip syncing Splosh fest of a show.

A love story so bad it will leave Shakespear gurning in his grave!

Doors 7.30pm Show 8pm

Each ticket grants free admission to the Halloween After Party at The Glory, open till 3am. Stay and get sticky with us!

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