EURO PEE HUN: THE COST OF DYING

On a cold night of October, Perle Rare and Super Mary Hoe got booked for a Hun-ted House at BGWMC. Bringing you the one fright to unite us all: the rise of the cost of living. What is scarier? And what is an immigrant here for if not to take away money from honest British families?
Armed with courage and amazing performers, our foreign lovers are going to bring you a show with some unexpected turns

Doors: 7pm

Show: 7:30pm

Afterparty from 10:30 - midnight

Your hosts:

Perle Rare

Super Mary Hoe

Starring:

Anita Piss - Snarky Pee ambassador

Die Lemma - Made a deal with Satan for their voice

Papa Parmigiano - Devilishly handsome waiter

Meshi - Knows how to turn up the party with the living dead

Archi - bringing spooky eurotrash tunes

Euro Pee Hun is a night created by Perle Rare and Super Mary Hoe to showcase all the talented immigrants that make the UK a better place. Prepare for a night of Euro chaos, foreign languages and complaints about this god forsaken island.

After meeting at the UK border and falling in love, Perle Rare and Super Mary Hoe created the show Euro Per Hun to highlight European and International queer talents living in London Town. A night vibrant with bangers from other countries and a common sentiment of hate against British culture and food ok its mostly the food.
Singing, dancing, stand up comedy, burlesque, nothing is off limits under the Euro Pee Hun jurisdiction.
After 3 consecutive sold out show and a hot summer, your hosts are happy to introduce you their new show:

PLEASE NOTE:

*SEATING IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVED

*NO HEN OR STAG PARTIES

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