Name: Playbill: Drag Me to the Musicals!
Start: 2025-02-06 19:30:00
End: 2025-02-06 22:30:00
Location: The Divine

Broadway, The West EndDALSTON?!

Suprema Productions are proud to present: PLAYBILL! A night that celebrates all things from the world of musical theatrewith a sickening Suprema Productions drag twist (because lets face it, it wouldnt be Suprema without a little of the unexpected).

Making her hosting debut is THE musical theatre girlie and Suprema star Rhina Stone!

Shell be joined by some of the hottest names in the London scene so expect performances that will leave you screaming for an encore and standing ovations all round!

Starring:

Civortia

Jess Queen

Kardeizure (the first winner of Suprema Productions Drag Roulette)

Sodra Matic

VENUE: The Divine

DATE: February 6th

DOORS OPEN: 7:30PM

SHOW STARTS: 8PM

*A limited number of super early bird and early bird tickets are available as well as general admission.

**a number of discounted tickets for those with accessibility issues and their compassions have been set aside.

ACCESS:

Sadly, The Divine is currently not fully accessible.

The cabaret and club space are in the basement of the venue. There are 17 wide steps with slipresistant treads down to the space with sturdy handrails either side. There are two steps up to the stage.

The toilets are in the basement and are not accessible for wheelchair users.

If you need further information, please refer to The Divine About page on the website. www.thedivine.co.uk
DATE: February 6th

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