Name: Carrot's Cake @ The K Hole
Start: 2023-07-13 19:00:00
End: 2023-07-13 23:00:00
Location: The Karaoke Hole

Get MORE than your fill of CAKE this July with an evening of birthday-themed queer cabaret with Carrot!

Party hats are strictly mandatory

Gracing the stage with their yamaha keyboard, Carrot will perform a whole host of noughties-tinted pop parodies and sing-alongs - plus a school disco dance-off, party games and a chance to take to the stage yourself after the show... best performance wins the karaoke crown and a free drink!

There will be cake.

Expect noughties nostalgia with a hint of the 2010s!

DRESS CODE: A noughties vibe is strongly encouraged. Party hats are compulsory. If you do not bring one we can provide you with one subject to availability please and thank you.

Best dressed person and best party hat wins a prize!

TIMINGS

Doors: 7pm

Show: 8pm - 9:30pm (with interval)

Karaoke: 10pm - late

TICKETS

Tickets are priced as 'pay what you can' from 5, with suggested standard price of 10 (cos that's what I think I'm worth hehe). If you want to and can pay more, please do! Support queer artists! Or if you're feeling the pinch, feel free to pay less. No questions asked, no judgements!

ACCESS

The Karaoke Hole has gender neutral toilets, but is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible - it's in a basement bar accessible via stairs next to VooDoo Rays. Please note that this show will contain flashing lights and loud music. If there is anything else we can do to make this event more accessible to you, please email [email protected].

Please note this shows runs a strict DBAD (don't be a dick) policy, and is a safe space for LGBTQ+ people of all kinds. Come as you are, and you will be celebrated. Transphobia, homophobia, racism or any other ism will not be tolerated under any circumstances - and we reserve the right to ask disrespectful audience members to leave without refund.

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