Name: God Save the Kink - Fappily Ever After!
Start: 2022-12-18 16:00:00
End: 2022-12-18 20:30:00
Location: The Karaoke Hole

Are you ready to jingle your bells? The festive fetish free-for-all is back!

Panto is in crisis, and only one sex pest can save it. Something is amiss in the picturesque village of Fapland and the residents are just too horny! If they don't clean up their act, they'll never be able to join the league of pantomime and restore their beloved town to its morning glory

In her chaotic style of song and silliness, Letitia Delish interrogates why Christmas is so family friendly, as she single handedly redefines the panto genre, at the request of literally no one. All those winter blues? They're behind you! Is this the panto event of the year? Oh yes it is! So Whip out your krampus, pop a few humbugs and get so merry you cant see straight. Its going to be a dame good time!

God Save the Kink is an anarchic cabaret experiment from the twisted mind of international fetish fiend, Letitia Delish. Every 2 months, she delves into the untapped queer kink potential of everyday life. In their 2 hour solo extravaganza expect music, games and filth in a celebration of rejecting shame and embracing your inner freak!

Early bird tickets are available for 10, before rising to 13 (and on the door). Doors open at 4pm, show at 5pm.This event is 21+, please bring ID. Featuring strong language, adult themes and nudity. Please note the venue is NOT wheelchair accessible. For any access needs, please get in touch and we will be happy to accomodate.

The Karaoke Hole, Dalston

02072548860

thekaraokehole.com

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