Name: Maxwell & Porter’s Karaoke-Dokey!
Start: 2024-04-05 20:00:00
End: 2024-04-06 02:00:00
Location: The Karaoke Hole

Back by popular(ish) demand, Rachel Porter (one of the figs in wigs) and Hannah Maxwell (one of Hannah Maxwell) return to fill the Karaoke Hole to the brim with Absolute Belters.

Join your two unflappable hosts for a night of showstoppers and floorclearers: a mad genius megamix of musical hits, cringe classics, nineties nostalgia and Disney bangers. Its all allowed. Its a safe space. Ear plugs are available at the bar.

Maxwell & Porter may perform some duets from their extensive repertoire. Rapturous applause is encouraged, but not quite compulsory.

Bring along your friends, colleagues, chosen family, lovers Enemies are welcome too. You can sign them up for some Sondheim beyond their range.

Doors: 8pm
Karaoke: from 9pm

Venue reviews:
Absolutely fantastic! So much fun, the K-hole is my favourite karaoke bar in London. Such a fun vibe, feels very inclusive and safe and everyone is having the best time.

Lovvvve going down the K-Hole! Staff are amazing, the crowd are fun-loving and so much queer-camaraderie!

The Karaoke Hole is my favourite karaoke venue of all time and I have been to many!

A wonderful, fun, silly night of karaoke was had by all. Even my 71 year old mum had an absolute blast.

Image: Christa Holka 2023

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