SCRiTCH Cabaret x Dragily Ever After Fundraiser at The Old Market Assembly
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"SCRiTCH’s monthly WIP / scratch show for the drag, cabaret, burlesque and LGBTQIA+ spoken word community has a bright new cause: raising money for Dragily Ever After’s brave and vital work organising family-friendly drag shows amidst the ongoing culture war."

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A event held at The Old Market Assembly on Sunday 9th June. The event starts at 19:30.


We are super excited to be collaborating with Scritch for a special Dragily Ever After takeover night to fundraise towards our future events. As well as the usual open mic opportunities that Scritch offers, we will be opening a small number of slots to young performers too!! We can’t wait to see you there!

All tickets are Pay-What-You-Can, starting from free, and all money from this event will go towards a fundraiser for Dragily Ever After. There will also be a raffle with FABULOUS prizes, including:

- A £180 recording session with H Vocals
- 2x tickets to Trans/Form
- A £70 voucher for Miranda D Design
- A 1:1 Movement for Mindfulness workshop with Xanthe
- 1 Hour Makeover from Holly Kerry Beauty
- A custom bunny ear hood from Celestria
- A Crochet 'Such a Clown' top from Diesel
- A 2-3 hour photoshoot from KTaylor Photos

WHAT IS DRAGILY EVER AFTER?

Dragily Ever After is Bristol’s only drag cabaret event for families and young people. In this country and around the world we are seeing a whirlwind of misinformation being spread about queer identities, art and culture, which is giving rise to hate motivated violence - increasingly so towards young LGBT+ people. We aim to challenge this oppression by creating a safe space for families to have fun, build support networks and learn together, as well as providing opportunities and mentorship for young performers to develop their art.

WHAT IS SCRiTCH CABARET?

SCRiTCH is an inclusive open mic and scratch night for cabaret and performance artists in Bristol and the South West. It's a true melting pot of local talent with no two nights alike!

Our aim is to promote and cultivate Bristol's cabaret and performance art scene. It was born out of a need to address the lack of performance space available in Bristol for both complete beginners and more experienced performers that want to experiment with new material.

SCRiTCH is produced by Pigeon & Bear Productions - an LGBTQIA production company run by local drag kings Oliver Assets and Kurt Sovain! We are also supported by a host of volunteer staff - if you'd like to get involved, please get in touch .

We will be showcasing all kinds of performance art and cabaret acts! Some examples include drag, burlesque, circus, spoken word, dance, political performance art, stand up comedy, live singing, and lip syncing. You don't have to be under the LGBTQIA+ umbrella to perform or attend, but we ask that allies please respect that this is intended as a safe space for the LGBTQIA+ community.

SCRiTCH is open to all levels of performers - from complete beginners looking to get their foot in the door to seasoned pro's looking for somewhere to iron out experimental work. You will need to sign up in advance as spaces are limited and agree to our house rules. Please fill out an application form and we'll get back to you ASAP! To apply for a performance slot you just complete this form:
linktr.ee/scritchcabaret

Accessibility info:
The venue and disabled toilet are wheelchair accessible at the ground floor. The stage is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible. The venue is a mixture of seating and standing. If you would like to reserve seating, and for all other accessibility enquiries, please email us at [email protected].

Entry requirements: no age restrictions

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