Name: Cabaret Sauvignon: The Age of Aqueerius
Start: 2023-01-28 19:00:00
End: 2023-01-28 21:30:00
Location: Colours Hoxton

CABARET SAUVIGNON: The Age of Aqueerius

The deep, full-bodied, & all-Aquarius DRAGLESQUE variety show

What is draglesque? Were not sure if its a word, but we adore it. Imagine a venn diagram between drag and burlesque, it's the section in the middle which just so happens to be rhinestoned, wearing too much eyeshadow, and spinning tassels from multiple body parts. In celebration of the 30th birthday of Dolly Trolley, a quintessential Aquarius, we are honouring THE AGE OF AQUEERIUS

An all-star, all-Aquarius lineup of drag, burlesque and cabaret artists TO BE REVEALED will join the delightfully bonkers, Dolly Trolley, for the seventeenth edition of Cabaret Sauvignon on the spectacular stage of Colours Hoxton. Critics are describing the night as well rounded, crisp, complex, earthy, nutty, sophisticated, pungent, and capable of ruining your carpet.

Aquarians enter the earth between January 21st and February 19th, belong to the element of air, aptly ruled by Uranus, and are represented by the symbol of the water-bearer. Typical traits include: intellectual, creative, quirky, unique, independent, analytical and unpredictable, with famous Aquarians including Galileo, Charles Darwin, Thomas Edison, Oprah Winfrey, Shakira, and Dolly Trolley

Expect genderfunk, sparkles, parody, tease, comedy, flying items of clothing, fierceness, high-talent silliness all poured from the jugs of our water-bearing Aquarians!

Saturday 28th January 2023 is the date for your diaries, so put down the pinot and get your seats for Cabaret Sauvignon.

The Details:

Saturday 28th January 2023

Doors 6.30pm

Show 7pm

Show finished by 9.15pm

Colours Hoxton, 2-4 Hoxton Square, N1 6NU

Wheelchair accessible

Tickets:

Standard: 13.50

Down the Front: 18

Concessions: 9.50

Pay it forward: 13.50; for those who would like to buy a ticket for someone who would find the cost of a ticket a barrier.

Follow Dolly Trolley on Facebook & Instagram @dollytrolley, and online at www.dollytrolleydrag.com for regular updates and announcements

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