Name: It Came From The Closet - A Drag Horror Cabaret
Start: 2023-10-14 19:00:00
End: 2023-10-14 21:15:00
Location: The Glory

Have you ever wondered what festered and mutated in the closet once we all left?

Well, it's escaped, found some ghouls, and has decided to wreak havoc on the East London drag scene.

Join us for an evening of mischief and carnage as the classic monsters you loved as a child return to make you giggle your guts out, then take those guts and make them into a gourmet meal for the hounds of hell.

Prepare to be scared, enthralled, tantalised and consumed *cough* I mean confused.

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Hosted by: Fabio Lezonli, Juxta Pose and Lust

Access

The show will take place in the basement, which is down a narrow flight of twelve stairs with a handrail, or through the courtyard and down three small flights of stairs.The Glory main bar has step-free access.The toilets are up a flight of three stairs with a handrail.

Tickets

Early Birds: 10General Admission: 12

Doors 7:00pm
Show 7:30pm

Seating is available on a first come, first served basis. If you have any access needs then please get in touch!

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