Jonny Woo, to celebrate his 51st birthday is having a little soiree down his gaff with a few pals. Kicking back and floating in a kaftan it's a selection of songs, chit chat and a few close cabaret pals. The wonderful Richard Thomas of Jerry Springer The Opera Olivier Award winning fame tinkles on the ivories, as Woo and he share some self penned compositions and songs from Thomas's extensive repertoire. The delicious Fi McCluskey brings a deep electronic sound with some of her own original compositions and be sure that she'll join Woo for a duet or two. To complete the line-up the amazing Mimi Chanel brings the drag excellence to the table and wow can she hold a room. At times lazy and louche; at times ferocious and sassy. This show doesn't have it all, but it has lots in it, so probably something for most. Lol Oh btw everyone is working for free and ALL THE PROCEEDS WILL GO TO THE THE PETER TATCHELL FOUNDATION. Just saying. So come and see the show and help someone else address the international debacle that is the ever-growing attack on LGBTQ+ rights globally.

Tickets 15

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Doors 7.30pm

Show 8pm SHARPPPPPPP!!!!!!

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