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< COME PARTY FOR OUR FIRST EVER SATURDAY - > THE FIRST BUTCH TAKEOVER OF THE RVT FOR 27 YEARS >

Come be part of history in the making.

here we are. here we come.

We wear LEATHER.

Calling all leather dykes, rebel dykes and daddies....

jackets - trousers - waistcoats - harnesses - chaps

.Come strut your stuff.

Subculture. Boundaries. Desire.

- - Venus Infers // Chain Reaction - -

>>>>Totally Punk >>>> Dykes On Bikes >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

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Acts & DJ's TBA

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Tickets 15 Cleaning taking place throughout the night, hand sanitiser available Wear a mask if you want toLarge outside area with seating

This is a night for lesbian, trans and non-binary people. We celebrate butches and butch culture. Please help us hold this space and do not bring cis-male partners and friends.

Photograph by Henri T

@henritartist

The RVT has flat across and we can accommodate wheelchairs on the lower tables with uninterrupted sight lines to the stage. We aim to minimise flashing lights and strobes, or give warnings for the show at the RVT.
There is no wheelchair access to the stage. There are 4 steps at the front and four into the dressing room. There are toilet cubicles that can be accessed without steps, however there are no wheelchair accessible toilets at the venue. Nearest one is by Vauxhall bus station.

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Mama Biashara
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