Name: Los Reyes del Barrio Present Drag Kingo: A Drag King Bingo and Cabaret
Start: 2024-03-22 20:00:00
End: 2024-03-22 22:00:00
Location: The Glitch

Los reyes del barrio are bringing you bingo, drag kings, drag things, Drag Kingo! We're back at it again with two full hours of bingo, performances, and mini-game tomfoolery. Pay attention to the numbers and you may even win some prizes. Will they be gimmicky? Absolutely. But los reyes will certainly be worth it. You don't want to miss performances from: A little demon of a kinky drag clown: GooThe greasy, macho, camp Latino lothario with colassal dick energy: Carlos Al Dick

From comedy to charm, we'll keep you entertained all afternoon. So what are you waiting for? Join us for bingo, drag, and unforgettable silly games at Drag Kingo!

Los reyes del barrio are the UK's first Latine drag king collective.

Poster designed by KC Lylark (@spill_th_ink on Instagram)

When

8.00-10.00pm, Friday 22 March

Where

The Glitch, Waterloo.

134 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7AE

The closest station is Lambeth North (3min walk)Waterloo is also nearby (6min walk)

Accessibility

This event will take place on the ground floor of The Glitch, which is wheelchair accessible from the street, with a gender-neutral accessible toilet.

Seats are first come first served, unless a specific seat is requested for accessiblity reasons.

If you have any access needs or questions, please email mrlatermater[at]gmail.com

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