SUNDAY CABARET BAGA CHIPZ AND WOE ADDAMS

Sunday Cabaret at The RVT is in a class of it's own, the best drag and cabaret in the UK, it's the most fun you can have on a Sunday afternoon.

On Sunday 21st January, we are thrilled to welcome two amazing drag stars both making their solo debut performances at Sunday Cabaret Baga Chipz was already an established name on the UK drag scene, performing all over the country, when her career went into overdrive thanks to her top three placing on the first season of Drag Race UK, since then, Baga has appeared on a large number of TV shows including Celebrity Masterchef, Pointless, Drag Race UK vs The World and more and has released a number of singles as a solo act and with the Frock Destroyers it's going to be a Much Better Sunday! Also making her solo debut will be the brilliant Woe Addams, former Drag Idol finalist and member of the multi award-winning drag girl group The Vixens, Woe's dry wit and stellar voice have taken her all over the UK.

Doors are at 4pm, Woe is on at 5.30pm, followed by Baga.

With DJ Simon Le Vans

This event is 18+

Advance tickets are 11 plus booking fee, and we have a limited number of discounted RVT members tickets, you must be a current member.

No Refunds.

There will be tickets on the door from 4pm.

PLEASE NOTE: This event will be mostly standing with only a very few seats in the venue, 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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