Name: Coronation of Kings - Xmas Special!
Start: 2023-12-08 19:30:00
End: 2023-12-08 21:30:00
Location: The Glory

UNLEASH THE KING

Its time for a jolly Jamboree of Londons Drag King Splendor

SEXY KINGYKABARET

Dec 8th & 9th

The Glory London

Hosted by Shardeazy Afrodeziak & Richard Energy!

This Christmas celebrate the best drag kings London has to offer at Coronation of Kings: Xmas Special.

For Christmas, we're going even bigger, bringing you big king energy across two star-studded nights with superstar hosts Shardeazy Afrodiziak and Richard Energy!

This yuletide delight features a roster of iconic East London Kings and a troupe of brand-new talents including

Dec 8th

Shardeazy Afrodeziak!

Masc Peach!

Pussy Tamer!

Dec 9th

Richard Energy!

Dairy King!

Ella The Great!

Teen Angst!

So make your way to The Glory for a Drag King spectacle that even Santa himself couldn't top. Lol.

Doors 7.30pm. Show 8pm sharp.

Information about tickets

We are running a tiered pricing structure in a bid to make tickets available to as many as possible.

10 - Cost of Living Hun

13 - I'm doing ok Hun

15 - Standard Ticket

Please be judicious and sound with your ticket choice.

Produced by Xnthony LTD, showcasing outstanding Irish and UK queer talent.

About refunds: like any other theatre or cabaret show in London all tickets are non-refundable.

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A Note on Access at The Glory

Xnthony LTD acknowledges that The Glory is not a fully accessible space and that access can mean different things to each of us.

As a facilitator of the event, Xnthony LTD endeavours to support artists and audience members as best they can within the limitations of the venue.

There are a series of steps (TBC) to the gender-neutral toilets on the ground floor of The Glory.

There is a staircase (steps TBC) to the basement of The Glory where this event takes place.

When purchasing a ticket please feel free to get in touch to share your access requirements and we will endeavour to support you as best we can.

This list is not an exhaustive list and is in progress.

The Glory is an LGBTQI+ space. We have a zero-tolerance policy towards homophobia, transphobia, misogyny, racism or any form of abuse. If you do not respect our space you will be asked to leave. Strictly no hen or stag parties.

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