Queer Jewish Performance night with hosts Chanukah Lewinsky and That Ray (WHOSE BIRTHDAY IT IS).

Everythings getting a bit dear isnt it! Heating. Smoked salmon. Platform shoes. Rent (not the musical).

The tight-arsed moneylenders at Homos and Houmous are balancing the books at the RVT, and we want YOUR pound of flesh!

Grow your personal wealth package with your local cross-dressing embezzlers entrepreneurs.

So join us on 12th October for an interest-only night of CABARET - SKETCH COMEDY - STORYTELLING - DANCING and coveting thy neighbours ass.

Smart investing starts at homo!!

Times:

Doors 7pm

Show at 8.30pm

Acts: We have an incredible lineup TBA!

DJ Esti from 11pm till close!

Ticket Prices

18 well-waged / 12 waged / 5 unwaged

No one turned away for lack of funds. Get in touch if you can pay nothing/less.

Please opt for a well-waged ticket if you can to help subsidise and maintain fair access to arts programming.

To give a larger donation, click Pay the Jews: support us to keep paying our artists properly, or at the very least to celebrate Ray's birthday.

Please send your queries, questions and broigeses to [email protected]

homosandhoumous.org

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A Call for Help

We would love to share our shows with those who cannot reach us in person but do not have the capacity or money to manage this right now. If youre interested in broadcasting the show and have the know-how to do this, please get in touch.

Accessibility (from the RVT's website):

The RVT welcomes people with disabilities and will try to help with your access needs. If you have a disability please feel free to contact us before your visit if you want to ask us anything. Limited PA tickets are available for most events and we can try to reserve seating if needed, there are seats with an upward step and some stools on ground level.

The RVT has an accessible main door and is flat throughout the main space. There are toilet cubicles that can be accessed without steps, but are not wheelchair accessible. The nearest accessible toilet is by Vauxhall Bus Station. On busy events we cant always guarantee a clear view of the stage for people in wheelchairs, and the main dancefloor area does get very busy with flashing lights, lasers and haze effect.

Please contact [email protected] with any questions.

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