Name: Crayola the Queen: Bumps in the Night
Start: 2023-11-17 19:00:00
End: 2023-11-17 21:30:00
Location: The Glory

She is many things to many people - a Gateway Drag, a Class (A) Act, a Habit You'll Never Want to Kick. See a side of London's Queen of Colour you've never seen before as she returns to The Glory with BUMPS IN THE NIGHT: A Solo Cabaret with Substance. Featuring signature parodies of the highest quality and the purest pop and MT covers, all cut with ludicrous stories and top-notch bants, this queen will leave you on a high!

TIMINGS

Doors open at 7pm

Show starts promptly at 7:30pm

Show ends: Approx. 9:15pm (with an interval)

The Glory is open til late so youre welcome to stick around, have a boogie and dance into the early hours.

TICKETS

8 Early Birds

10 Online

12 On The Door

GROUP DISCOUNT: 6 for the Price of 5 (ONLINE ONLY)

ACCESS INFO

The Glory has gender neutral toilets.

The downstairs Cabaret Lounge is not wheelchair accessible.

Free +1 tickets are available for carers.

Please email [email protected] if you have any questions.

The Glory is a Queer Space for LGBTIAQ+ people and allies, and bigotry of any kind will not be tolerated.

No hen parties

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