Do you love all things DRAG?! Do you love Halloween?! Well strut right up because “NOW! That’s What I Call…DRAG!” is BACK and they are bringing you for one night only their “Halloween Extravaganza!” - a whole spooktacular night dedicated to the fabulous Halloween season at The Blue Moon in Cambridge!
Get into the spooky season with a KILLER lineup and a fabulous slice of British drag cabaret with drop dead GORGEOUS acts and nightmarishly camp performances! Many people can identify with exploring their fabulous selves through Halloween and we'll be giving you the tricks AND treats just for the occasion! Expect homages to our favourite horror classics, Halloween anthems and MORE as we give you all the glamour, camp and the chaotic for a night packed with electrifying performances!
Hosted by the Queen of Chaos Knuckle Sandwich, and whilst Will Power is treading the boards in London, she will be joined by extra special guest host, Babs Romance MP (plus special guests TBA!)!
So put on those fangs, get those costumes at the ready and let's get ready for the drag mixtape to begin! Trust us, you won't want it to end!
This event is seated, with standing room available! Seating is first come, first served!
Doors at 7pm! Show at 7.45pm(ish)!
There will be 10 tickets per show available to purchase ON THE DOOR at £15 each - these are first come, first served on the night - no reserves!
Please note: We unfortunately do not offer refunds - please message if you have any questions!
NOTE: "NOW! That's What I Call...DRAG!" is a queer led Drag Cabaret show, and we strive to welcome all audiences into our events, and the performers and audiences deserve your respect at all times. We have a ZERO tolerance policy towards homophobia, transphobia and all forms of abuse. If you do not respect everyone, you will be asked to leave.
We kindly ask that ANY hen or stag party wanting to attend MUST message in advance of tickets being purchased. We reserve the right to refuse admittance if there is no prior contact, and refunds will not be issued. Thank you.