Name: Send In The Clowns presents THE WICKED PARTY!
Start: 2024-12-07 20:00:00
End: 2024-12-07 23:00:00
Location: Nightingale Club

Fellow Ozians, its time for us to get our musical theatre on and celebrate all things green (and pink)! Send In The Clowns present THE WICKED PARTY, a musical theatre club night on Sat 7th December from 8pm-11pm at Birminghams Legendary Nightingale Club.

Prepare to DEFY GRAVITY with powerhouse live vocals, performances from Fatt Butcher, Dahliah Rivers, Alanna Boden & Blu Romantic, audience sing-a-longs, games, prizes, and more Wicked puns than you can shake a broomstick at. Come on down to the Ozdust Ballroom, start DANCING THROUGH LIFE to an all musical theatre soundtrack from our resident DJ, and feel changed FOR GOOD.

Get your tickets fast, we reckon its going to be very POPULAR (last one we promise).

Dress Code is Glinda Pink vs Elphaba Green, with a very exciting prize for our best dressed.

Doors 8pm, performances from 8:30pm.
Event Finish - 11pm, after 11pm the venue remains open as a club until 3am.

A limited number of Pay What You Can tickets are available for anyone on a low income.

ACCESS INFO:
This event takes place on the ground floor of the Nightingale Club, the main entrance has 5 steps up to the dance floor and bar area, there is separate wheelchair accessible entrance located on Lower Essex Street.

The venue has all-gender bathrooms throughout. Accessible bathrooms are available.

Expect loud music and flashing lights throughout the evening. Unfortunately, on this occasion we are not able to provide a separate quiet space (we are working to be able to do this in future events).

If you have any specific questions about the event please email [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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