Name: The Ex Show with Xnthony
Start: 2023-02-10 19:30:00
End: 2023-02-10 21:30:00
Location: The Glory

Everybody hate Valentine's Day but everyone loves The Ex Show - an evening of love songs and regret.

Xnthony and his troupe of iconic comedians, drag stars and legends are back for a night of power ballads for broken hearts.

This anti-valentines day show is the perfect chance to exorcise the memories of your ex or that f****** who ghosted you last night after weeks of banter on Grinder. You know the way.

Expect all the usual from The House of Xnthony - cutting wit, fantastic melodies and beautifully orchestrated mayhem.

The songs are written. The poppers have been PURCHASED. Xnthony is here for you.

Whether youre in a relationship or out of one (or both).

Xnthony says

I will mend your broken heart.

THE EX SHOW features cabaret boy star Mark T Cox and comedy queen Harriet Braine. Together theyve wowed at The National Theatre, Mighty Hoopla and the UKs only queer Irish club night Sodom & Begorrah.

Tickets are 15. Show at 8pm sharp

Your ticket gets you access to the Glory ALL night!

***This event is for queer people and our allies. No stag dos or hen dos or straight peoples bday parties.***

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