SUNDAY CABARET PRESENTS AN EVENING WITH MARY MAC

Sunday Cabaret at The RVT is a unique showcase of world-class performers with the best crowd in London.

On 3rd September, we present something a little bit different for your Sunday entertainment.

An Evening With Mary Mac, will be an extended show in two parts from one of the UK's most successful drag performers.

Mary Mac is the Irn Bru fairy, the actual Queen of Scotland, our own highland fling and a West End star, she's currently in the brand new production of La Cage Aux Follies at the open air theatre in London's Regent Park. This special event will include in the first half, a mixture of stories about Mary's life and career from Glasgow to the West End and much more, in conversation with Dave Cross on stage, plus, you the RVT customers can ask her any question you like, nothing is off the table and talking of tables, unlike most Sundays, there will be limited seating available for this one off show, first come, first serve. The second half of the show will include all of your favourite Mary Mac songs and quite possibly THAT medley.

With DJ Simon Le Vans

If you want to submit a question for Mary please send it to [email protected]

This event is 18+

Advance tickets are 10, plus we have a limited number of discount tickets for RVT members, (you must be a current member and please bring your membership card) both plus booking fee. No Refunds.

There will be tickets on the door from 4pm.

PLEASE NOTE: This event will be a mix of seating and standing, seats are first come, first serve. If you have access requirements or questions please contact [email protected]. The RVT is an LGBTQ+ venue, please respect our space. No hen/stag parties.

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