King & Caboodle Cabaret: Queertures Of The Night
On Saturday May 18th, cross over into an alternate dimension full of bonkers beasts - that's right, the Southside of Glasgow, for the special King & Caboodle Cabaret 'Queertures Of The Night' edition!
About King & Caboodle Cabaret: Queertures Of The Night
In this special King & Caboodle Cabaret ‘Queertures Of The Night’ edition, unlikely couple and undead oddballs Dorian T. Fisk and Markee de Saw will immerse you in a world that zany zombies, magical monsters, and the kookiest of spooks call home.
Featuring a cast of the juiciest fangtastic queertures...
‘The Prince of Thotness’ and your 4000 year old friendly neighbourhood Cryptid, King Confuza ~ Curator of creatures at Cryptid Queers, a home for wayward monsters in Sheffield, you better be ready for this lover of creative chaos and server of looks that thrill…
Black and indigenous two-spirit drag king, Mx. Arrow Jackson ~ spawned out of Chicago, they now bless Scotland with their talent and weave political protest into many of their mesmerising performances.
Returning to his drag homeland is London-based alternative king, Duke Mirage ~ self-described as ‘putting the crip(ple) in cryptid’, this shapeshifter’s captivating creations embody an exquisite blend of horror and glamour.
Their name is French for St John’s Wort, and like the yellow flower, this enby drag queer and poet from France may boost your mood ~ proudly, loudly and angrily queer Asian, Millepertuis is the Dragon that will take your breath away….so be ready .. or beware!
Resident of the mysterious Eternal All-Night Diner, Jender walks the surreal borderland between your best nightmares and worst dreams ~ from absurd horror to the mythology you thought you’d forgotten, his vignettes will stick with you long after you wake.
King & Caboodle Cabaret presents ‘Queertures Of The Night’
Saturday, May 18th @ The Glad Café | Doors 7:30pm, Show 8:30pm (the show WILL start promptly)
Tickets are already more than half gone, so buy yours now to avoid disappointment.
Note: The show is 18+ and contains strong language and sexiness and a healthy dose of satire. Content/Trigger warnings will be given for acts if needed.
Raffle, Tips & Merch: There will be a raffle, tips bucket and a merch stand - cash and contactless payments accepted.
Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible. The show will include BSL Interpretation provided by Katy Smillie-Wilcox. No strobe lighting will be used. Noise canceling headphones and fidget/stim toys available upon request. The show will run from 8:30pm with one interval and end at 10:30pm.
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