Name: Fist Club (But Spooky) - BRIGHTON BYOB
Start: 2024-10-19 19:00:00
End: 2024-10-19 22:00:00
Location: Brighthelm Centre

Brighton - FIST CLUB are back with something spooky on Saturday 19th October!

We cannot wait to return, and we're back at the Brighthelm Centre for another night of BYOB action but this time with a spooky theme. There is no bar in this venue, so bring whatever drinks and things you need to have a great time! (including cups, bottle openers etc).

FIST CLUB is a queer cabaret and pro-wrestling night, aka your new favourite pastime. Feast your eyes on a dynamite mash-up of fantastical comedy, sensational drag performers & hard-hitting live wrestling from the most exciting grapplers around!

Forget everything you think you know about wrestling shows. We are flaming, stupendous and action packed with a clear mission - to prove that wrestling isnt just drag for straight people, its drag FOR EVERYONE.

Expect: smack talking kings, flying bodies, burlesque, Cher, backflips, sexy ring babes of many genders, rippling muscles, drama & danger in the silliest way possible.

Doors 7pm, Show 7:30pm
Over 18s only

This show will be primarily standing, but will a small number of seats available for those with access requirements.

We will have Access Warriors in the venue to help if you need assistance during the show.

The Brighthelm Centre has step free access.

We sell gorgeous FIST CLUB merch on the night and accept card payments.

Follow FIST CLUB on Instagram for updates and lineup announcements.

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