GAY SCHOOL DISCO AT THE RVT

FOR ALL LGBTQ+ PUPILS

FRIDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER

Gay School Disco is a throwback to teenage realness and THE best party tunes. Treat yourself to the best pop, rock and disco classics from the 70s, 80s, 90s and upwards, taking you back to the days of playground crushes, buying Smash Hits and spending your lunch money on cigs. Taking you back to old school halls, teachers watching your every move, punch spiked with Vodka and lots of kissing in the toilets.

Your optional attire is school uniform and of course bring your pencil cases, lunch boxes and stripey ties, there's prizes for the best dressed. Headmaster Oberholster will be on the door with DJ delinquents Prefect Parker and Head Boy Dougie Style providing the music.

Advance tickets are 8 plus booking fee. No Refunds

Tickets will be available on the door from 9pm at 10.

PLEASE READ: This is a club event with minimal seats, if you have accessibility questions please contact [email protected]

ALL BAGS AND COATS MUST BE CHECKED IN TO THE CLOAKROOM

This is an LGBTQ+ venue, no hen or stag parties, please respect our space.

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