Name: Strip Sleaze
Start: 2023-11-01 20:00:00
End: 2023-11-01 22:00:00
Location: The Glory

2 Indie Boys presents 'Strip Sleaze!"

Get ready for a night where the Indie Boys from Reading will take you on a journey through some of London's ickiest kings and hottest burlesque artists!

Date: 1st November 2023

Time: 8pm

Venue: The Glory (they would have preferred Camden, but Dalston will do)

Hosted by 2 Indie Boys from Reading Your very talented hosts have come straight from Reading Festival (2009) and Man Up finals (2023, 3rd place) to the big smoke to find love. Equipped with a couple of good mates and a couple of burlesque babes, we are looking to create the perfect atmosphere to find the one'. Could that be you? Apply by buying a ticket and you might be our next muse

Secure your tickets now for a night of really hot babes and the most average guys you will ever meet. Get a couple of pale ales, bring your (single) friends , and get ready to experience Strip Sleaze.

Tickets

Early Birds: 10

General Admission: 12

We have a small amount of tickets held at a reduced rate for LGBTQIA+ people who are not in employment or are on a low income. To access, please DM us on Instagram @2boysdromreading.

Access at the Glory:

The Glory is not a fully accessible space.

To access the gender neutral toilets, you have to go up 3 steps. There is no accessible toilet at this venue, and the gender neutral toilets are not large enough to accommodate a wheelchair or larger mobility aid. To access the event, you have to go down a narrow flight of 12 stairs with a handrail, or alternatively 3 small flights of stairs that are easier to manage for stick users. At various points during the event, lighting will be low and noise levels may be high.The space in which the event is held gets hot, especially when full.We acknowledge this is by no means a comprehensive list. If you have specific access requirements, please get in touch and we can hopefully provide you with more information and accommodate them where possible.

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