Oh honey, they're trying to silence us – so we're coming back LOUDER. Pride and Protest isn't just another cabaret – it's a glitterbomb of resistance, a middle finger to bigots, and a sweaty, sparkly celebration of queer survival.
We've got Brighton's Persian royalty Prince of Persia slaying as our special guest, plus a whole gaggle of revolutionary babes: Cazeleon serving protest glamour, Darlink Dick reading the TERFs to filth, Turkish D'Light shaking what their mama gave them for liberation, Toby Kind spinning exhilarating bangers, and Laz Lightning bringing king energy to the revolution.
This is where drag meets dissent, where burlesque becomes battle cry, and where every tip thrown is an act of solidarity. Because let's be real – in a world where they want us off the streets, existing is resistance.
Also, No ! This is not a Jane Austen show!
TICKETS (£13)
#PrideWasARiot #PrideAndProtest
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TICKETING: We are before all a community gathering and that means we desire our events to be affordable to everyone. This is why we have a tiered ticketing policy that might seem unusual at first. Our 'Super Supporter' and 'Baba Supporter' tickets are aimed at those of our guests who are able to afford a higher price to pay for a ticket and who would like to support us for what we do. These tickets come with the perk of having seats reserved or a surprise gift as a small thank you for supporting our collective. Having these tickets and our supporters is what is allowing us to offer our 'General Admission' tickets at a fixed affordable price. We also offer low income tickets but do not display those tickets publicly on Outsavvy as it has created some confusion in the past and ask that you contact us privately should you need them. We do not offer refunds for any reason other than the event not happening. In case of extra spaces, we allocate a limited number of tickets to be sold at the door for an extra £3 added to the ticket price.
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SEATING: Roughly half of the space is designated for seats while the other half is designated for standing audience in order to allow movement for comfort and safety. To have the best seats for the show, we ask that you come early since the seats are first come first served. We only reserve seats for the holders of the 'Super Supporter' and 'Baba Supporter' tickets and guests with accessibility requirements. If you have seats reserved, we expect that you arrive before the start time for the show acts and we may not keep the seats reserved indefinitely. We may ask for our standing guests to fill the reserved but empty seats as our first act starts.
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ACCESSIBILITY:
Sadly, The Divine is currently not fully accessible.
The cabaret and club space are in the basement of the venue. There are 17 wide steps with slip resistant treads down to the space with sturdy handrails either side.
The toilets are in the basement and are not accessible for wheelchair users. We can reserve you seats or space - send us a message.
If you need further information, please refer to The Divine ‘About’ page on the website.
The Divine Accessibility Info & FAQs
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“Harem of No One is a collective of queer performers of Turkish, Kurdish, Cypriot and Southwest Asian heritages but we design our events with anyone being welcome and we encourage all to join our events and have fun with us. You will witness elements of our cultures and our languages mixed together with elements of British and International pop culture which we hope you will enjoy.”
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“The Divine is a queer venue run by queer people, for queer people and their allies. We operate a zero-tolerance policy towards homophobia, transphobia, racism, misogyny and discrimination of any kind. Be respectful or you will be asked to leave. Strictly no office, hen or stag parties allowed.”
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