Name: VALENTINES DAY
Start: 2025-02-14 19:00:00
End: 2025-02-14 21:30:00
Location: The Divine

FagPacket presents:

Vom-Com The ANTI Valentines Day experience

Do you like chick flicks or even better flicking some chicks?

Are these polycules trying to murder you?

Is it none for you and 4 for Glenn Coco?

If this sounds like you then Get ready for a romantic Valentine's Day Cabaret with FagPacket!!

Bringing you a night of debauched nostalgia with some of your favourite romantic and not so romantic films to teach you what love is all about.

We will be bringing you a very sexy night full of

CABARET!

KAROAKE!!

GAMES!!!

DJ'S & DANCING!!!!

Date: 14th February

Time: Doors 7pm - 9:30 finish

Venue: The Divine

Audience quotes:

I love the way you FLICK my bean (Jo Jo Siwa)
You go glen coco (Damien)
Fag packet ruined my life ..(Everyone else)

Accessibility Info:

The show will take place in the basement of the Divine

Currently, this venue has...

Ground floor street level accessibility (no step access) and a wide door which is wide enough for wheelchairs. There are no toilets on the ground floor.There are 17 wide steps down to the basement with handrails on either side. There are two sets of gender-neutral toilets downstairs: 5 x cubicles (not large enough for wheelchairs) 1 x cubicle & urinals (not large enough for wheelchairs) There is an accessible toilet at The Red Hand venue 36 Stoke Newington Road N16 7XJ. There are 2 steps up onto the stage in the basement

Doors 7.00pm, Show 7.30pm

Seating is available on a first come, first served basis. If you have any access needs, then please get in touch.

There will be a DJ at the Divine after our night and your ticket to this grants you entry to the club.

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