Name: GAYLÍ - Queer Irish Cabaret (Fundraiser)
Start: 2023-05-28 19:00:00
End: 2023-05-28 21:30:00
Location: The Glory

Join legendary Irish queens Candy Warhol and Marian Mary The 6th for Gayl a brand sparkling new queer Irish cabaret at The Glory!

After a series of sold out shows, the queens are back this May and they are taking us our holidays! That's right, we're all going on a Gayl holiday! Pack your lunches, get your sun cream on and all aboard the family caravan as the queens take you on the best budget holiday since Mosney, Trabalogan and Butlins!

The queens are also raising funds for their brand sparkling new theatre play - The Wind That Shakes The Wig - a self penned show about their connection to Ireland. After a run at Fringe, the play will run at The Cork Midsummer Festival before touring. Donations are welcome and signed merchandise is available to purchase with a ticket or on the night. All welcome and all appreciated.

Expect high drag, live music, games and a very special lineup of queer Irish performers TBA!

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