Beyoncth! A wicked cabaret night celebrating the fierce spirit of Queen Bey and the queers who love her!

Join us for a night of electrifying performances, glittering costumes, and unapologetic self-expression.

Time to channel your inner Sasha Fierce and step into a world where queer royalty meets Beyonc's iconic anthems.

Whether you're crazy in love, feeling flawless, or ready to run the world, Beyoncth invites you to raise your voices, strut your stuff and watch in awe while Londons cabaret stars take to the stage.

After the cabaret youll be able to dance to the rhythm of your own beat, or just stick to Beyonc's as we will be playing bangers and anthems till 1am!

Save the date, spread the word, and get ready to slay at Beyoncth where every moment is a fierce declaration of pride and passion!

This line up is packed full of Queen B's, BeyoncTh's and Royal Queers to be announced soon!

ACCESS: The RVT has an accessible main door and is flat throughout the main space. There are toilet cubicles that can be accessed without steps, but are not wheelchair accessible. The nearest accessible toilet is by Vauxhall Bus Station. The event will be a mixture of seated and standing. If you require a seat for access reasons please send us a message and well reserve you a table.

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