Freaky Friday. 13 Going on 30. 17 Again. Face Off.

Who doesnt love a body swap?

On 24th January, 8 of your very favourite drag performers will be taking to the RVT stage as youve never seen them before - as each other.

Thats right, this is your chance to see the crme de la crme of the drag scene in London in a fun and fabulous circle jerk.

Taking on the challenge to transform themselves into acts completely out of their comfort zone; this night offers you the chance to see the rarest of all creatures: Kings in wigs, Queens in flats, and Things who cant do the splits having a damn good go.

Providing the punchline to what do you get when you cross a catholic priest with a sexy beast will be the hosts of your Sweet Dreams:

Sweet FA & Pip Dream.

All Star(s in Their Eyes) cast to be announced.

Doors : 7:00pm
Show: 8:00pm

Tickets:

Super Early Bird: 8

Concessions: 8

Early bird: 10

General Admission: 12

If you would like to attend but ticket prices are a barrier, please get in touch with Sweet FA via IG DM or on [email protected].

Access: The RVT has an accessible main door, with a small ramp for wheelchairs and is flat throughout the main area. There are toilet cubicles that can be accessed without steps, but are not wheelchair accessible. Th nearest wheelchair accessible toilet is by Vauxhall bus station. This is a mixed seating and standing event, if you require a seat for access reasons please send us a message and well reserve you one. Unfortunately there will not be captioning or a BSL interpreter at this event. There will be loud music throughout the show. There may be flickering lighting throughout the show, but there will not be strobe lighting. The nearest station, Vauxhall, is a step free station. Please email Sweet FA if you have any questions or need any help.

Covid: Covid isn't over and we need to keep each other safe. We ask everyone who attends to test before attending. Please wear a mask if it makes you more comfortable in the space, we will have some spares. Hand sanitiser will be available throughout.

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