Join us for an evening of groundbreaking performances from Sexquisite: a sex worker arts company creating multidisciplinary, political and stigma defying work, with an afterparty from queer club night: FETCH!

THE AFTERS - WHAT TO EXPECT

Fetch create queer, camp and cute spaces for babes of all tastes to party, connect + live their queer dreams. Expect pop up stalls with independent makers, tarot readings, glitter stand + more, and resident DJs spinning disco, pop, house, and rnb.

TIPPING DOLLARS - Support our gorgeous sex worker artists by making it rain!

MERCH - Buy some art created by sex workers!

RAFFLE - Enter our raffle for the chance to win some merch, and personalised gifts from our performers (including a lap dance)!

We accept cash & card payments. Tickets on the door will be 15.

You can also purchase a Pay It Forward ticket that we will pass onto a low income member of our community.

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Doors open 8pm, show 8.30 - 11pm. Fetch til 2am.

Seated tickets will be on a first come first served basis.

The venue is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible. If you have access requirements please contact [email protected]

About Sexquisite:

Sexquisite Events are a performing arts company platforming sex worker artists across cabaret, theatre and nightlife. Creating sell out shows with 5 star reviews across London, Manchester and Bristol, they use art as activism and create fierce, feminist and multi-discplinary work. Commited to offering sex workers paid creative work, they aim to use performance to impact meaningful change. Sexquisites work has been featured by Bishopsgate Institute, VAULT Festival, Tate St Ives, Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Vagina Museum and Guildhall School of Music & Drama.

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