ONLINE SHOW TICKETS - KING & CABOODLE CABARET + LITTLE PEACHES presents “DisabiliTease” [Glasgow] listing on Broadway Baby

Buy tickets to access the recording of performances from King & Caboodle Cabaret + Little Peaches presents 'DisabiliTease' - celebrating the diverse talents of disabled performers! Tickets are 5 and ticket holders will be sent a link to captioned and audio described performances from the show [as soon as theyre online ].

On Thursday September 26th, 'DisabiliTease' King & Caboodle Cabaret X Little Peaches edition served a unique night of cabaret featuring drag kings, burlesque and more with an absolutely STELLAR line-up

Hosted by Little Peaches herself and STARRING.

Manly Mannington - Burlesque Bombshell winner and producer of The House Of Mannington, this cosplaying, AfroFuturist drag king has taken the UK by storm with their sensational theatrical performances.

Bolly Ditz Dolly - Award-winning Neo-Bollyesque Queen known for bringing big DITZ energy and a unique blend of burlesque and Bollywood that celebrates the golden tunes of yester-year with a tassel-twirling twist.

Wee Jambo - Get ready for a right royal smashing of your expectations of what a working class wee guy can do with local Glaswegian drag king legend.

Neon Flare - The ultimate 80s synth babe who masterfully blends burlesque with a unique fusion of styles into playful and provocative performances.

Guy Liner - Expect white facepaint, rakish charm, and an unexpected answer to the question of what you can do with an English Lit degree, from this iconic Edinburgh king who always has a couple of tricks up his limp-wristed sleeve.

Grimin Evil - This up-and-coming shape-shifting drag king explores villainous tropes and characters you love.. but like the Scottish weather, you never know what mood he'll be in!

DisabiliTease was created by Little Peaches in 2019 to support and showcase disabled performers in a space that was as inclusive, accessible and safe as possible for all.

Note: The show is 18+ and contains strong language and sexiness and a healthy dose of satire. Content/Trigger warnings will be given for acts if needed.

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