Your favourite emo cabaret is back for our third show and this time it's gonna be a . Riot!

With the classic emo kid to performance queer pipeline, we're bringing you a bumper lineup of your favourite cabaret artists making our and your teenage dreams come true. Expect big fringes, making out with your friends and selfies angled from the ceiling

This is our last show until March 2024 so don't miss out and come get in your feelings with us

Performances from:

Carrot

Clay Taurus

Cyro

FEMMI

Nat Funni

Ruby Wednesday

Shardeazy Afrodeaziak

T33n Angst

Toby Carvery

And to close out the show and keep our emo hearts bursting till the end of the night, we'll have TakenByMarshall on the DJ decks

Doors at 7pm

Performances from 8pm

TICKETS: General admission is 10.00. Money shouldn't be a barrier to being in the space, please message us if you want to attend and can't afford a ticket right now.

COVID: Covid isn't over and we need to keep each other safe. We ask everyone who attends to test before attending. Flu season is also real so if you feel really sick, please don't come! Please wear a mask if it makes you more comfortable in the space, we will have some spares. Hand sanitiser will be available throughout.

ACCESS: The RVT has an accessible main door and is flat throughout the main space. There are toilet cubicles that can be accessed without steps, but are not wheelchair accessible. The nearest accessible toilet is by Vauxhall Bus Station. The event will be a mixture of seated and standing. If you require a seat for access reasons please send us a message and well reserve you a table. If you don't have access to funds right now and want to attend, send us a message.

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