Do you enjoy being entertained? Do you like to help support a strange fellow accessing trans healthcare? Do you happen to be free the evening of the 8th of September?

Then BOY, this is the show for you! This line up is unbelievably INCREDIBLE. And I have no doubt the show will be amazing.

Every person working on this show, backstage, front of house, tech, stage management are all giving their time for FREE to support this night. So hey, if not for me, give them the appreciation they deserve with an audience!

If you cant make it that day, have no fear! There is an absolutely excellent RAFFLE which you can buy tickets for online and on the night. (Prizes announced soon!)

We have a few pricing options, standard, supporter, low income, as well as some PAY IT FORWARD tickets. So if you have a bit of spare cash lying around, purchase one of these tickets. And if you would love to attend but currently dont have the finances, drop me a message and no questions asked - I will make a list and give these on a first come first served basis!

AND FINALLY - Please for the sake of my anxiety that no one will come, please purchase tickets in advance and share far and wide. Bring your friends, cousins, mums, and grannies - theres something for everyone.

EVENT DETAILS

Colours, Hoxton

Sunday 8th September - 7.30pm start

Tickets - 8-12

ACCESSIBILITY

The building is wheelchair accessible and has an accessible toilet.

Unfortunately, as its a fundraiser event, I am unable to provide captions or BSL interpreter.

There will be no strobe, there will be some flashing lights and loud noise. Feel free to wear noise cancelling headphones or earplugs.

The audience are of course free to make noise, stim, leave and come back in to the show as you please.

If you or anyone you know wishes to come and requires any assistance to attend or further details on the show. Please do not hesitate to get in touch.

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