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Trannyshack
UK Soho Review Bar Adding a touch of glamour to your midweek, Trannyshack kicks into action every Wednesday night in the plush surroundings of Too 2 Much. Whore on the door, Miss Lady Lloyd welcomes you in and offers free entry to TV, TS, drag, freaks, club kids and Siamese twins all night. On the decks Dusty O and special guests play 80s disco throwbacks and dragtastic classics, while Glendora and Skinny Marie work their asses on the poles. There's cabaret performance in the wee small hours and dancing until sunrise. Work it, gurl! Wotever
Wotever is an expanding empire for drag king, drag queen, lesbian, gay, genderbender, FTM, MTF, boi, queer, dyke and, erm … anyone else they might have missed. Bar Wotever is a regular Tuesday night gathering at Central Station, Kings Cross. If you're harbouring a talent, grab your moment in the spotlight during the open-mic spot, or take along some tunes to spin on the open decks. Wotever you do, dress to impress. Film Wotever on Wednesdays at the same venue shows queer film from across the globe and invites you to present your own celluloid delights. With free entry to both events, this is probably the cheapest tranny night out in London. Check their website for club nights and local and international events. Way
Out Club The grandmother of the London TG scene, The Way Out Club has been hosting a Saturday night party for trannies, she-males, drag queens and their male and female admirers for more than 12 years - a glamorous night of dancing with DJs, cabaret and special events. The club has two rooms: the main dance and show room and a separate lounge diner with sofa seating. Music in the main room is hi-energi and dance with a sprinkling of 70s and 80s classics. Cabaret takes place at 2am and ranges from fashion shows to reinterpretations of The Rocky Horror show or Wizard of Oz. Every second Saturday of the month, Star Search gives you the chance to grab the mike and show 'em what you’re made of. Impress the audience and you could mince off with the £150 prize. Way Out aims to be the venue where you can “be who you want to be” - if you're a shy or inexperienced dresser, there are changing facilities provided and you can have your make-up professionally applied for 20 quid. |