Edinburgh's only all king show!! Hosts Dom Perignon and Jack The Strapper bring you three guest kings. Prepare to be amused, amazed and aroused It's time to follow The Bro Code!

Timings:

Doors at 7, show starts 7.45, ends approx 10.30 (with 20 min interval).

Tickets:

Tickets may be available on the door, 8 (check our IG on the day of the show for updates)

Tickets are priced on a sliding same, if you can afford to buy an 8 or 10 ticket that helps us to provide more subsidised tickets!

If you have any questions about tickets or access, including being issued a free carer ticket, please message us here on Outsavvy or on our Instagram @brocode.drag.

Accessibility:

There is seating but this is unassigned. If you have specific needs, such as wheelchair or standing space, or reserved seats at the front or on the end of a row, you can get in touch in advance but this is not required, just make your needs known on the door and we will do our best to accommodate.

The venue is wheelchair accessible with an accessible toilet.

We provide free carer tickets and service animals (who will be ok with the light, noise and crowd) are of course welcome.

There is no official quiet space but there is a corridor which serves as an informal one, just message or ask on the door for details. If you would like to watch the show from a quieter vantage point and can do stairs, we can arrange for you to sit with the performers on the mezzanine.

If our allocation of financial hardship tickets for this show has sold out, but you need one/ wouldn't be able to attend show otherwise, message us on IG.

Ticket link

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