Stakes are high in this outrageously camp comedy horror from the gals behind Drag Queens vs. Zombies Award-winning drag queens Kate Butch and Crudi Dench are jetting off to Transylvania for the final of the Eurovision Song Contest. Their trip becomes a bloody nightmare when their sexy Airbnb host Drac drives a wedge between the pair, threatening their lives and more importantly, chances of stardom. Fang-tastically funny new writing from Eleanor Mason (Funny Women Writing Award finalist 2021) and Matthew Stallworthy (BBC Radio 4 Extra).Praise for Drag Queens vs Zombies:WINNER - Best Comedy Show - Buxton Fringe 2022"Fast paced entertainment that really delivered on every level" (LondonTheatre1)"Top notch camp, queer horror." (North West End UK)"Escapism from reality at its finest." (London Pub Theatres Magazine)"Crude, funny, and just brilliant!" (West End Best Friend)"Unique and hilariously funny drag show." (Everything Theatre)

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