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Hundred Watt Club - An evening of sizzling summer burlesque in BANBURY
The Mill Arts Centre, Spiceball Park Road, Banbury, Oxfordshire OX16 5QE
Friday 26 Jul 2024
Show begins at 7:30pm and includes an intervalover 18s only
£18
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Hundred Watt Club - burlesque, cabaret & vaudeville
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Hundred Watt Club - An evening of sizzling summer burlesque in BANBURY
This event takes place at The Mill at Woodgreen, our pop-up theatre at Woodgreen Leisure Centre, Woodgreen Ave, Banbury OX16 0HS!
Gorgeously ravishing, deliciously risqué and just a little bit ridiculous, travelling vaudeville show Hundred Watt Club bring a glittering, sizzling line-up of burlesque showgirls, comedy, circus and cabaret acts to The Mill!
Expect the unexpected, but be ready for a beautiful, brash and bawdy night of very grown up entertainment!
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY:
‘Old school mischief and timeless raunchiness collide at the Hundred Watt Club. Hats and corsets – off to Lena Mae for an excellent night of entertainment’ Sussex Express
‘Crude and unpleasant…for crude and unpleasant people.’ Seetickets review.
‘Harking back to the gin drenched halcyon days of a grimy Berlin nightclub in the 1930s, Hundred Watt Club sparkles, fizzles and shines brightly on a dark night.’ Fringe Review (Brighton)
‘Righteous, radical…an absolute riot!’ Mardi Gras Mag
Gorgeously ravishing, deliciously risqué and just a little bit ridiculous, travelling vaudeville show Hundred Watt Club bring a glittering, sizzling line-up of burlesque showgirls, comedy, circus and cabaret acts to The Mill!
Expect the unexpected, but be ready for a beautiful, brash and bawdy night of very grown up entertainment!
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY:
‘Old school mischief and timeless raunchiness collide at the Hundred Watt Club. Hats and corsets – off to Lena Mae for an excellent night of entertainment’ Sussex Express
‘Crude and unpleasant…for crude and unpleasant people.’ Seetickets review.
‘Harking back to the gin drenched halcyon days of a grimy Berlin nightclub in the 1930s, Hundred Watt Club sparkles, fizzles and shines brightly on a dark night.’ Fringe Review (Brighton)
‘Righteous, radical…an absolute riot!’ Mardi Gras Mag