Klub Kids are pleased to be bringing the legendary winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Season 13 – Symone to the UK.
From the start, Symone emerged as the season’s most obvious frontrunner. She made history winning a total of seven lip-syncs, making her the queen with the most lip sync wins in the history of the series. We can’t wait to bring her to ESDR this winter, plus sensational guest artists to be announced.
Expect a full evening of high fashion drag, hilarious comedy, and fierce lip syncs. Support acts to be confirmed.
This is a fully standing 90min show.
VIP Meet & Greet Doors: 18:30
General Admission Doors: 19:30
Show Starts: 20:30
VIP gives you entry to the pre-show meet and greet for your photograph opportunity with Symone, plus first chance to purchase official tour merchandise.
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