SPRING BANK HOLIDAY SUNDAY CABARET AT THE RVT WITH THE D.E EXPERIENCE AND MARY MAC PLUS GUEST DJS MIKE MENACE AND MOTO BLANCO OPEN UNTIL 1AM

ADVANCE TICKETS GIVE YOU ENTRY FOR BOTH SUNDAY AND BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY WITH MYRA DUBOIS AND SOOZ KEMPNER

Bank Holiday Sundays are always very special at The RVT with world-class cabaret and DJs, open extra late to 1am.

On Sunday 28th May we have an extraordinary double bill with our very own highland fling, the amazing Mary Mac plus the legendary D.E Experience with her razor sharp wit and that outstanding voice. This will be a very busy event, grab a ticket, don't miss out.

With music from DJs Simon Le Vans, Mike Menace and Moto Blanco

Doors are at 4pm, Mary is on at 5.30pm followed by Edna, we are open until 1am

Advance tickets are 23, which gives you access for both Sunday AND Bank Holiday Monday with MYRA DUBOIS and SOOZ KEMPNER. There will be a limited number of Sunday only tickets on the door at 4pm.

Single tickets for BH Monday are also available separately.

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].

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