After a loving return to form during the post-covid months, Lady Ol is back to launch a new season full of fun-fuelled parties that will see international artists, community-oriented club collaborations, drag shows and new talent joining our unique crowd and family vibe. As time changes, we take the challenge to offer yet a new version of ourselves.

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SAT. 03RD SEPT
Lady Ol presents SCHOOL GIRL (CHICA DE INSTITUTO)

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DRESSCODE/THEME

With the recent news of the passing of Olivia Newton-John we are going into high school mood, hoping to see you wear a school uniform a-la-Lolita to get the best grades ever! Inspiration can come from TV dramas such as lite, Buffy, High School Musical or films like Grease, Fame,Harry Potter, etc. Uniform mood with ties, thighs, white shirts and mini-skirts!

DJS

As it is our first day back at school, we have decided to give our best students a chance to make you dance in this new term. Long time friend, supporter and collaborator Jesus Redsoul (electronic music DJ and producer) will have his first go at Lady Ol, as will also do Mister PinUp with whom we've shared a few parties this year and played together at Soho House in Barcelona. Alejandro Asencio will do an extended closing set to keep you from skipping class.

PERFORMANCES

Expect some high school related fabulous shows from our in-house reinas Morgana Noir, Lola McQueen, Nikita Nipone and some of The Olettes bringing a fresh mix of trashy yet classy shows.

Be ready to fiesta with your amigas de la escuela!!!

Doors open 9pm. Last entry is midnight.
Tickets: 13 adv / 15 door

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