Name: London's Miserable
Start: 2025-02-07 19:00:00
End: 2025-02-07 21:30:00
Location: The Divine

After the incredible success of PMBCs Musical Theatre Night in 2024, including our sold-out Saturday Night Pride Fever, the unforgettable You're the One That I Want Halloween extravaganza, ft. Baby Lame and Rhyss Pieces, and Hackney Wicked: The Musical, were back at The Divine in 2025and its only going to get bigger and better, starting with Londons Miserable!

PMBC is an award-winning performer and producer who comes from a musical theatre background. Musical theatre used to mean fitting into costumes and roles, but as someone who is queer and neurodiverse, PMBC struggled to fit into a box. This night is all about queers doing what they love, being who they want to be, and celebrating that freedom.

Ft. the best of the best drag/cabaret stars, get ready to sing, dance, and belt out your favorite musical hitsreimagined in ways you've never seen before. Londons Miserable will feature ballads, audience interaction, and plenty of heart, all wrapped in a night of queer celebration. Expect fierce energy, laughter, and a truly unforgettable experience.

Theres truly no place like The Divine: an edgy, queer sanctuary where anything goes, and you can let your hair down and your spirit soar.

Doors open at 7:00 PM
Show starts at 7:30 PM

THIS EVENT IS IN THE BASEMENT

Please note The Divine is a queer venue run by queer people, for queer people and their allies. We operate a zero-tolerance policy towards homophobia, transphobia, racism, misogyny and discrimination of any kind. Be respectful or you will be asked to leave. Strictly no office, hen or stag parties allowed.

ACCESSIBILITY
Sadly, The Divine is currently not fully accessible.
The cabaret and club space are in the basement of the venue. There are 17 wide steps with slip resistant treads down to the space with sturdy handrails either side.
The toilets are in the basement and are not accessible for wheelchair users.
If you need further information, please refer to The Divine About page on the website.
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For a FREE CARER/COMPANION ticket/ DISCOUNTED DISABILITY TICKET please email [email protected]

*Please note that this event will be filmed for marketing purposes, and attendees may appear in the background of recorded footage.

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