Lace & Lashes - A Night of Cabaret, Drag, Live Vocals, Burlesque & More - 18 Apr 2026

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£15

STROUD, are you READY?! Lace Lashes is BACK at Stroud Brewery on 18th April for a night of camp, cabaret, drag, live vocals, burlesque pure nonsense! Free Stroud Brewery pint with all advance bookings! Date: 18th April Doors: 7:30PM (Show 8–9:30PM) We are hitting the stage alongside an ICONIC lineup: Latina Ballroom Profanity Pinup Diomede Burt Lash Strawberry Duvall Johnny O Ana Toxin Expect glamour, chaos, lashes for days, lace for nights and the queer magic we’re known for. GA: £15 18+ only Grab your tickets, babes - we always SELL OUT mega early so don’t miss out! See you at the brewery!

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