SOLD OUT! Lace and Lashes: A Night Of Live Music, Drag & Burlesque - 11 Jul 2025

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£15

🎭 Lace Lashes: The Original Cabaret Show 📍 Live at Stroud Brewery 📅 Friday 11th July 🕖 Doors 7pm | Show 8pm 🎟️ Tickets £15 – available via the “Buy Tickets” link or £18.50 on the door. 🔞 Strictly 18+ Sold out! Next show - 1st November - Early bird tickets available here - https://stroudbrewery.com/products/lace-and-lashes-presents-tease-and-terror Stroud, it’s time to sashay into something fabulous... After selling out in Bristol, the iconic Lace Lashes are bringing their fierce, fabulous, and fantastically queer cabaret spectacular to Stroud Brewery – and you do not want to miss this. E

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