Love is being stupid together! Well this show promises to be bursting with LOVE and incredibly stupid!

Babes! We are so obsessed with our favourite pop girlys and wanted to bring you a parody packed show that celebrates them! Girl Power will be in full force as we turn the Pink Ladies from Grease into girly pop icons. Join us as we have a cute slumber party, a high school hop and even a very special trip to the drive in movie theatre But what will we be watching? Youll have to buy a ticket to find out

After the huge success of Killing It at The Brewers, HOMOPARODY are so excited to return to Manchester for a second time and this time, its all about LOVE! Celebrate Valentines Day the queer way and get ready for a night of dance, drag, parodies, powerhouse vocalists and our iconic games!

Featuring a stunning cast of queer Londoners, this event is a celebration of who we are and what we love and promises to be unmissable! Everyone is welcome in this Love Shack! Bring your besties, ride solo or take your valentine for the ultimate date night!

Drag host to be announced.Dance, comedy, cabaret and dragHilarious GamesRaising money for Davids London Landmarks Half Marathon in aid of the Terrence Higgins Trust

We are Crazy in Love with Manchester's LGBTQ+ Community and cant wait to celebrate queer love, pop culture and the power of togetherness in all its glory.

When and where

Friday 14th February at The Brewers, Manchester. 4 Canal Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M1 3HE

Doors from 19:00 | Show Starts at 19:30 | Club til late

Tickets

12.00 Early Love Birds

15.00 General Admission

Purchasing tickets for this show means you are supporting queer artists and creatives. Thank you so much for your support.

About HOMOPARODY

HOMOPARODY is a collective of LGBTQ+ humans from all over London who find power in togetherness. Born out of lockdown as a way of bringing the queer community back together, HOMOPARODY provide entertainment at Prides, events and charity fundraisers. Alongside this, they produce full scale cabaret productions, recreate iconic music videos for charity, organise socials and provide weekly all abilities dance classes for the LGBTQ+ community and their allies. Founded by Mr Gay England 2022 winner, David Allwood, this queer collective is focused on inclusion, empowerment and community. Stupid Love: Pink Ladies of Pop is our 9th original show at the Two Brewers. Check out our website www.homoparody.com or contact us for more information at [email protected].

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