STRANGE NEW WORLDS - A STAR TREK CABARET CELEBRATION

To boldly go, where no cabaret has gone before

On Wednesday 4th October, The RVT and Cabaret vs Cancer, will be celebrating all things Star Trek at the iconic LGBTQ+ venue.

From The Original Series to Lower Decks, from Pike to well Pike and back again, you can expect cabaret and drag performances inspired by the different series of Star Trek, with some of your favourite characters, as you've never seen them before.

Hosted by the amazing Adam All and Apple Derrieres, with a cast of cabaret and drag superstars (to be announced soon) if you love Trek, if you are proud to be a Trekkie and love all kinds of LGBTQ+ cabaret and drag, then this is the show for you RESISTANCE IS FUTILE!

This event will be raising money for Star Fleet's favourite charity, Cabaret vs Cancer

Tickets are 12, plus there's a limited number of RVT member tickets at 10, you must be a current member to buy these, one per member only, please bring your card to gain entry. No Refunds.

Doors at 7pm, show from 8pm

PLEASE NOTE: This event will be a mixed seating/standing event, seats allocated first come first serve on the night. If you have access requirements please contact [email protected]. The RVT is an LGBTQ+ venue, please respect our space. No hen/stag parties.

Cabaret vs Cancer is an independent charity set up in 2014 by performer Rose Thorne, it raises money, via live events and online auctions to help families, especially children cope with the effects of cancer, you can find out more at https://www.cabaretvscancer.co.uk/

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