Name: Bovine Cemetery's World War III Literary Cabaret
Start: 2023-06-02 20:00:00
End: 2023-06-02 21:45:00
Location: Latest Music Bar

...and were gonna party like its 1939!Willkommen, Bienvenue and welcome to the literary event to end all literary events, and everything else!On 2 June, fiction fanatacists Bovine Cemetery will be showcasing ten of Brighton's best and boldest emerging writers, all musing and amusing on the crazy death spiral that is the modern world. Expect risqu regrets and laughable lamentations, all passionately delivered from Latest Music Bars colourful cabaret bunker.Ten writers, ten stories, and a jolly nice night of glitterature before we all explode in a fiery ball of flames. Sounds good, ja?Cabaret dress is very much encouraged, so dust off that top hat, shake off that underlying feeling of constant dread, and join us on 2 June for a fabulously fun farewell to everything. Doors 19:30 for a 20:00 start.Original fiction performed live, and everyones invited.

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