Name: Fist Club - BYOBBrighton
Start: 2023-06-10 19:30:00
End: 2023-06-10 21:30:00
Location: Brighthelm Centre

FIST CLUB - BRING YOUR OWN BOTTLES BRIGHTON - June 10th - 7:30pm

You read that right Fist Fans - we're back in Brighton, and yes, this time you can bring your own booze (and other drinks). Huzzah!

If you're new to FIST CLUB, we are a London based queer cabaret and pro wrestling night, aka your new favourite pastime. Feast your eyes on a dynamite mash-up of fantastical comedy, sensational drag kings & 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 one clear mission - to prove that wrestling isnt just drag for straight people, its drag FOR EVERYONE.

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

There is no bar at this venue, so bring whatever you plan to drink - alcoholic or otherwise. Along with your drinks, remember things like cups, straws, bottle openers etc - whatever you need! We won't be able to supply anything on the day.

There will be some seating available for access but this is a mostly standing event. If you require a seat, please arrive early to secure one.

7pm doors, 7:30-9:30pm show
Brighthelm Centre, North Road, Brighton
18+ show

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