Name: Mark T Cox LIVE at The Glory - ONE LAST TIME
Start: 2024-01-19 19:30:00
End: 2024-01-19 21:30:00
Location: The Glory

Very busy Very famous international cabaret star Mark T Cox is back for his 50th and final appearance at The Glory. (yes we counted up the dates since 2017, lol)

Come for one last camp sing song in our favourite little east London hole before she packs up and moves to an exciting new venue !!!

There will be songs
There will be a piano
There will be camp comedy
There will be lots of crying

DOORS 7:30pm
SHOW 8:00pm

TICKETS
8 - early bird cozzie living special
12 - standard ticket

THIS SHOW IS DOWNSTAIRS

Please note The Glory 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:

The Glory is a very old building with pre-existing accessibility issues and while weve strived to make the space user friendly, there is no easy wheelchair accessibility to all areas of the venue.

MAIN BAR ACCESSIBILITY:

The main bar is accessible, though the toilets are up a flight of 3 stairs with a handrail. Wheelchairs cannot access the toilets however. There is a local restaurant a few doors down who have an accessible toilet that they are happy for our customers to use.

BASEMENT ACCESSIBILITY:

To access shows in the basement there is a narrow flight of 12 stairs with a handrail.

SEATING:
The main bar has plenty of seats and tables. Ticketed shows are seated unless otherwise stated.

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