The Alternative Armistice

A cabaret of scenes, music, drag & poetry celebrating women's bravery during WWI.

The team behind the 50/50 night (Southwark Playhouse, Pleasance, VAULT Fest) are hosting a night commemorating women's contribution to WWI. A cabaret of scenes, music, drag & poetry from some of the capital’s most exciting artists. All profits from this event are going to support the advancement of women. Line-up to be confirmed.

Performances

Sunday 11th November: 3pm & 6pm (2hrs inc. interval)

£10 / £8 (concessions; students with valid ID, under 21s, unwaged)

Buy your tickets here

Booking for this event has now closed.

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