7:00pm - 10:00pm
Tickets: £5/£8/£20
Come on down to the ICC to celebrate Pride month with our very own Drag Ceili! Featuring performances and calling from Whore Leaf Clover from Dribs & drags, music from the Ceili band & Guinness a flowing!
Whore Leaf Clover is an Irish dancing drag artist with a passion for storytelling. This shapeshifting jester uses a punk clown aesthetic to explore lip sync with Irish classics (expect a lot of Christy Moore!) They make up 1/6 of Dribs and Drags, their drag collective filled with fellow Queer menaces!
Dribs and Drags is a collective of Queer theatre makers and drag/cabaret artists based in South East London. You can see more of the stuff they do over on Instagram @dribsanddrags!
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