Highlights
🎭 A dazzling drag show reimagining the beloved Twilight saga
🎤 Featuring award-winning performers Cabbage the Clown and Fabio Lezonli
💫 Expect a night of laughter, drama, and fabulous costumes
🎉 Two intervals with plenty of surprises and fun elements
General Info
📅 Date: 25 February 2027
🕒 Time: 6:30 PM
⏱️ Duration: 4h
📍 Location: The Clapham Grand, 21-25 St John's Hill, London SW11 1TT, UK
♿ Accessibility: Please note our Upstairs Bar is not wheelchair accessible & you will need to be able to take 8 flights of stairs to the 5th floor
👤 Age requirement: This is an 18+ event
Description
Step into The Clapham Grand for a night where vampires, werewolves, and drag royalty collide! As Twilight turns almost 18, join the LGBT+ community in a playful and outrageous retelling of this iconic saga. Watch as every character is reimagined as gay, trans, or attention-seeking, brought to life by London's top drag talent.
With doors opening at 6:30 PM and the show kicking off at 7:45 PM, get ready for 2 hours and 45 minutes of non-stop entertainment. Don't miss out on this unique drag show experience—buy your ticket in advance to avoid disappointment. Consigue ya tus entradas!
Frequently asked questions
What do I do if I have a question about the venue?
Check out all FAQs for attending shows on our website, here. For further information, contact Team Grand at info@claphamgrand.com.
I have questions about access, where can I get the information I need?
Please note our Upstairs Bar is not wheelchair accessible. See our venue access info here. For PA tickets or seat reservations, call 020 7223 6523 or email access@claphamgrand.com.
What can I expect in terms of flashing lights, loud noises and other similar elements?
There may be strobes, flashing lights, loud noises, confetti, and balloon drops. Contact us for any concerns.
I have already purchased my tickets & have questions about the tickets themselves
For ticketing enquiries, contact DICE via their Help Desk or email info@claphamgrand.com.
What is 'unallocated' seating?
Unallocated seating means it's on a first come, first served basis within your ticket area. You'll get a seat, but it won't be reserved.
