BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY WITH MARY MAC AND MARSHA MALLOW

We love Bank Holiday Mondays here at The RVT they are always great fun and this August Bank Holiday Monday promises to be very special with two amazing acts taking to the stage following The RVT Sports Day.

Rocking our world as only she can is the actual queen of Scotland, the Irn Bru fairy princess herself, Mary Mac, small in stature but with a huge voice and impressive haggis plus we are thrilled to welcome the tasty treat that is Marsha Mallow with her sugar candy voice and delicious laughs.

Plus you get great club tunes from DJs Simon Le Vans and Mike Menace

Marsha is on at 5.30pm followed by Mary

Advance tickets are 10, and we have a limited number of RVT members tickets at 8, you must be a current member to buy these and must bring your membership card to gain entry on the night.

The RVT Sports Day happens outside and behind the venue, on the grassy knoll from 1pm. Sports Day is a free event raising money for LGBT Hero, but you do need to buy a ticket for cabaret inside the venue.

PLEASE NOTE: This event will be mostly standing with only a very few seats in the venue, first come first serve. If you have access requirements please contact [email protected]. RVT is an LGBTQ+ venue, please respect our space, no hen/stag parties.

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