Name: New Year's Day special with Myra DuBois and The D.E Experience
Start: 2023-01-01 16:30:00
End: 2023-01-02 02:30:00
Location: Royal Vauxhall Tavern

NEW YEAR'S DAY SPECIAL WITH THE DE EXPERIENCE AND MYRA DUBOIS

PLUS DJS MIKE MENACE AND SPECIAL GUEST MOTO BLANCO

ADVANCE TICKET INCLUDES FREE ENTRY FOR BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY 2ND JAN WITH MARY MAC AND SNOW WHITE TRASH

OPEN 4.30PM TO 2.30AM

What better way to kick start 2023 than with an amazing cabaret double bill at The Royal Vauxhall Tavern. New Year's Day, Sunday January 1st will see two cabaret icons, The D.E Experience and Myra DuBois both performing full shows.

Myra DuBois, star of stage and screen, both small and large, including Queens For A Night, Britain's Got Talent and the film adaptation of Everybody's Talking About Jamie. Her concert presentations at The RVT are a sensational mix of brilliant stand up comedy, unique vocal stylings and a hostage situation.

The Dame Edna Experience has been performing at The RVT for more than 20 years and her shows here are the stuff of cabaret legend outrageous jokes, massive singalongs with her outstanding voice.

For both Edna and Myra The RVT is their spiritual home and this unique double bill promises to be something very special. Myra will be on stage at 6pm, followed by Edna.

But it's not just about the amazing cabaret we also have music from DJs Simon Le Vans, Mike Menace and our very special guest Moto Blanco, who will taking you dancing through to the small ours with his brilliant brand of uplifting house anthems.

AND, as if all that wasn't enough, your 23 ticket not only gets you all of the above, but gives you free entry to Bank Holiday Monday Cabaret the next day on 2nd Jan, with the amazing MARY MAC and hot newcomer SNOW WHITE TRASH the diva with the big voice and added sax appeal.

PLEASE NOTE: This will be a standing event, with only a few seats at the back. We cannot offer refunds on this event. If you have access requirements or questions please email [email protected] No refunds.

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