Name: EASTER GAG
Start: 2023-04-09 20:00:00
End: 2023-04-09 22:00:00
Location: The Karaoke Hole

Easter Gag is a sexy, kinky and absolutely wild two hours of drag and debauchery for your Bank Holiday Sunday

Join Papa Parmigiano, Spoiler Rotten and Father JC for the Easter Sunday you really want! A drag show, some fun n games and then some Karaoke - of course!!

With the wholesome one Bi-curious George, away and adventuring in Columbia, Gaggle are bringing a whole new kind of show to The K Hole. Introducing EASTER GAG.

Easter is a time for resurrection and Gaggle will be resurrecting some bangers, bops and the occasional butt plug. Or is it an Easter egg?
Gaggle have defiled the stages of Soho Theatre, Vaults and the occasional European spot. Theyve performed for thousands of revellers at Latitude. Theyve won competitions. Theyve been Man Up finalists. Theyve fallen off stagesmultiple times, and now, theyre coming to The K Hole.

TICKETING INFO

Limited Early Birds 8 - get in there quickly!

General Admission 10

Times are particularly tough, if you would like to come to the show but are struggling financially, please get in touch through OutSavvy or email [email protected] and we can make arrangements, judgement free.

Please note, The Karaoke Hole is a 21+ venue.

ACCESS INFO

The Karaoke Hole has gender neutral toilets. The venue is down a steep staircase and is not wheelchair accessible. The show will contain flashing lights and loud music. If you require seating reserved due to an access need or need to discuss access any further, please contact us through OutSavvy or email [email protected].

Doors 7pm
Show 8pm

Karaoke from 10pm-late

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