Join London's legendary drag doyenne, the queen of the East, Jonny Woo herself, for a nostalgic dance party celebrating big songs from the Eurovisions of yesteryears.

Jonny Woo was the official opening act for Liverpool's Eurovision grand final in 2023 and has been a lifelong fan of the iconic contest, their first ever pop obsession was Bucks Fizz, and the Euro-tastic melodrama hasn't stopped since then to be honest.

Calling all fans of Europop, international divas, and key changes, get ready to sing your hearts out. Jois us from 9.30pm onwards, and for three whole hours we'll be swaying along to classic Eurovision bangers and ballads with some special guest drag queens performing live in the space!

Or why not buy an early ticket to Polish drag collective SLAV 4 U who are in the same room with the early slot, your ticket offers entry to the party after!

FRIDAY 21st MARCH

9.30PM - 1.00AM

LIMITED 8 TICKETS SELLING NOW

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