After 5 smash hit seasons of the prestiguous NADC at the lgendary RVT it is high time for a completely expected, totally unsurprising, can't-believe-it-took-us-this-long season of

Not Another Drag Competition All StarsSeason 1.0

This summer 8 NADC All Stars will be returning to the competition for 6 weeks of fabulous yet fiendish challenges all hoping to take home the title of All Stars Champion and 1000 cash!

Hosted, of course, by the O.G stage mom of (basically) the entire London scene Me!

With head judge and (the only) reigning All Stars Champion HERR

Every Monday night from June 3rd to July 8th

Season Tickets grant you entry into every week of the competition

Seating is available on a first come first served basis.

If you have any access needs then please get in touch.

The RVT has an accessible main door, with a small ramp for wheelchairs and is flat throughout the main area. There are toilet cubicles that can be accessed without steps, but are not wheelchair accessible.

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Mama Biashara
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Acting For Others
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