Name: LESE MAJESTE XXI
Start: 2024-03-29 19:30:00
End: 2024-03-30 01:00:00
Location: Rich Mix

We're back Friday 29 MARCH at Rich Mix! And best believe it's going to be a VERY GOOD Friday

Hosted by Drag King sensation Prinx Silver (or shall we say Priest Silver ) with a stellar line-up to be announced soon

We operate a strict NO DRESS CODE policy wear whatever makes you feel majestic!

Doors open 7.30pm
Show starts 8.30pm
After-party from 10.30pm to 1am!Standard & Solidarity tickets grant you access to the show + after-party. If you cannot make the cabaret section, you can still come to the after-party (access from 10.30pm).
Solidarity tickets really help us continue to increase the accessibility of our shows, so please consider this option if you are able!

* ACCESS:
This event is wheelchair accessible and will have a BSL interpreter and live captions projected onto a screen.

The event is a mix of seating/standing. Seats can be reserved for those with access needs.

If you have access needs and/or need access to BSL interpreter/captions please fill out this form so we can best accommodate.

For any questions please contact: [email protected]

TICKETS:
PA/Companions If you require a PA/Companion please purchase one ticket and then fill out our Google form with your PA/Companion information.

Wheelchair users We have a specific wheelchair user ticket, this enables us to know ahead of time how to allocate seating. Please purchase a ticket and then fill out the access Google form.

Low income bookers If you are low on funds, please email [email protected] and you will be added to the guest list.

For a more in-depth access guide to Lse Majest at Rich Mix please read our access document.

WELLBEING SUPPORT:
A qualified mental health first aider from the campaign will be in attendance. Theyll be wearing a yellow hi-vis vest. If you have any mental health concerns please speak to them, or to one of our volunteers (wearing orange bandanas) who will direct you to our welfare officer.

QUIET ROOM:
A quiet room will be available on the first floor it can be accessed via a lift. Please ask our welfare officer (in yellow high vis) or one of our volunteers (orange bandanas) to take you to the space.

This is a not-for-profit party, run by Friends of the Joiners Arms volunteers, and any profits after paying performers, DJs, tech staff, paid-for access services and other running costs will be reinvested in future events.

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