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Halloween Sex Clown Cabaret at Sh!

Join us for our very first Sex Clown Cabaret at Sh!

Hosted by Evie Fehilly, whom our regular customers know as one of our fun & fabulous Sex Educators, the Cabaret will be a scream - it is Halloween, after all!

Guests can expect cabaret performances, workshops, games, and sextacular tips, as well as vulva making, sex toy demos, Kama Sutra Fairies, Wandering Vulva Puppets, Sickening cabaret acts, and Drag Kings & Queens!

Included in the dazzling delights will be a 10% discount throughout the night on all products in the Sh! shop, unless you dress up in your Halloween finery in which case you'll get a cheeky 20% off!

For this special evening, Pitfield Cafe will be serving alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages in-between acts.

Tickets

When: Friday 1st of November at 7pm
Where: Sh! 31-35 Pitfield Street, London N1 6HB
Price: £10 (advance)
Book your ticket here: Halloween Cabaret
All welcome

More about Evie Fehilly aka The Sex Clown

Evie Fehilly is a cabaret and theatre-maker from Birmingham, a graduate of theatre and clown at the prestigious Ecole Philippe Gaulier in Paris, and, in the words of QX Magazine, "hilariously unhinged".

Having honed her talents on the London cabaret scene, working with creators such as Caroline Horton, Ursula Martinez, Duckie, and David Hoyle, she is now producing some of the boldest and sharpest work in London.

Currently, Evie is working on a solo show about friendship and loneliness and was a founding member of Cabaret group Queerlective.

Evie wants to make people laugh and make people (well, mainly herself) feel a little bit better about the world.

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