Name: It's Cripmas! at The Glory
Start: 2023-12-17 14:00:00
End: 2023-12-17 16:00:00
Location: The Glory

Birmingham's iconic Drag King, Crip Ladywood, is bringing some of his favourite Brummie B*stard drag stars to The Glory for a Queer Christmas Extravaganza!

Yshee Black, celebrated star of stage and screen, Emberly, one of Birmingham's funniest Queens, and Annie Mal, the she-wolf of Wolverhampton join Daddy Cripmas in celebrating the best bits of the festive season. It'll be an afternoon of chosen family, love, merriment, games and partying though the long dark!

Come join us for a gorgeous queer festive party, 2-4pm on the main floor of the Glory. Expect live singers, lipsyncs, laughs, games and lots of joy regardless of if you are a fan of Christmas or not.

Tickets:

10 - General admission15 - Christmas Special - (same as standard, but you get to meet Father Cripmas, get a picture, and get a b*astard prezzie from his sack!)

Only a limited number of upgrades to the Christmas Special Tickets will be available on the day, so to avoid disappointment book them eartly!

Access:

There is level access into the venue, seating is available on a first come first served basis. If you need guaranteed seating it to attend contact us and we'll work out reserving you some. There are 4 steps to access the toilets, none of which have grab rails or space for more than a person. If you'd like more access information either check out the venue website or contact us.

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