Over-18s drag parody of The Twilight Saga, with a cast of London drag queens and kings, staged by Cabbage the Clown and Fabio Lezonli.
The Twilight Drag Show comes to The Clapham Grand on Wednesday 21 October, a drag parody of The Twilight Saga that doesn't hold back. It's an unofficial, unauthorised take on the franchise, billed as a non-stop 'bastardisation' in which every character is reimagined as gay, trans or attention-seeking. The whole thing is put on by multi-award-winning alternative drag performers and producers Cabbage the Clown and Fabio Lezonli, who bring together a cast of London's most talented drag queens, kings and things to run with it.
It's a long one: the show runs about two hours and 45 minutes across two intervals, and it's strictly for over-18s. The Clapham Grand is fully accessible, with step-free access, accessible toilets and a quiet room, and they run a NOTAFLOF scheme so no one is turned away for lack of funds. The official listing says the night is sold out, so if you're keen, your best bet is to join the waiting list.
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Doors and bars open at 6:30pm, the show starts around 7:45pm and wraps up about 10:30pm. General admission for stalls and circle seating is £21.23, with concession tickets at £15.57. If you're happy further back, upper circle seating is £14.42. For something a bit more tucked away, a royal box for four is £26.90, and a seat at a VIP cabaret table is also £26.90.
