Name: It's Not That Serious
Start: 2024-01-21 19:00:00
End: 2024-01-21 21:00:00
Location: The Glory

It's Not That Serious! is a drag comedy show hosted by Bia Darling.

We have a line up of funny Queens, Kings and Things performing song parodies, stand up, lip syncs, monologues and much more. Basically, expect a bunch of queers doing camp stuff!

History in the making - The Gayly

A show for those who pee when they sneeze - The Retrograde Mercury

Flabbergasted! And I havent even seen it - YOU

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Date: Sunday, 21st of Jan of 2024

Venue: The Glory - 281 Kingsland Rd, London E2 8AS, UK

Doors: 7h

Show: 7h30

Running time: 1h20 (including a 15h min break)

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Age restrictions
This event is 16+ though if you are under 18 you must be accompanied by an adult over 21

Venue accessibility

Sadly, The Glory was built in 1800 and while theyve strived to make the space user friendly, there is no easy wheelchair accessibility to all areas of the venue. The main bar is accessible, though the toilets are up a flights of 3 stairs with a handrail. Wheelchairs cannot access the toilets however.

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