Name: Miss Jill Tyrell 2024
Start: 2024-07-24 19:00:00
End: 2024-07-24 23:45:00
Location: Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Miss Jill Tyrell 2024

Wednesday, 24th July, 2024

Celebrating 20 years of the cult TV comedy masterpiece.

Cappuccino and a crown would be nice (one last time).

EVERYBODY PLEASE, this is a night dedicated to the icon that is Jill Tyrell - and all things Nighty Night.

Who will follow be crowned Miss Jill Tyrell 2024 at world-renowned LGBTQ+ venue, the Royal Vauxhall Tavern for the LAST TIME.

Yes, thats right, Cathy! Miss Jill Tyrell at The RVT will bow out gracefully like Jill delivering a eulogy for Terry thats all about her on the 20th anniversary year of Nighty Night first being aired. So, do NOT miss out! This will be quoite a meaty buffet.

If you adore Jill Tyrell and can embody her in a short performance and you have your piece prepared, you could be crowned Miss Jill Tyrell 2024. There will also be questions from our judges and an audience round TBC. We suggest you try and stock up on your breathing before you apply. Thats your best bet.

To enter, email [email protected]

Judged by a dazzling panel of Lindas and Sues who, given the opportunity, will take it up the rear till theyre blue in the face.

One lucky Jill will walk away with the crown, title, and cash prize of 250. Everyone who performs will walk away with something.

Nighty Night episodes screened before the contest.

Hosted by Nighty Night super-fan and lip-sync supremo, HERR with drag star Stephanie Von Clitz.

Not being funny but Terry would have expected you all to chip in, soooo.

Early bird tickets: 10 plus booking fee

General: 12 plus booking fee

On door: 15

Doors 7pm. Show/Contest 8.30pm. This will be a mixed standing/seating event, anyone with accessibility requirements please email [email protected]

ALL BAGS AND COATS MUST BE CHECKED IN TO CLOAKROOM

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