PREVIEW Brighton Fringe: Gladrags – Fast Forward Flashback – 1960’s
Gladrags – the Brighton based charity that provides costumes and creative activities to schools, community groups, and health and wellbeing projects to deprived neighbourhoods are holding a 1960’s themed fundraising event on May 4.
Gladrags – the Brighton based charity that provides costumes and creative activities to schools, community groups, and health and wellbeing projects to deprived neighbourhoods in the city are holding a 1960’s themed fundraising event on May 4.
DIG out your mini skirts, don your tonics and amp up the flower power as this annual fundraiser takes to the Brighton Fringe Festival, to celebrate Gladrags’ 25th Birthday!
Be ready for live music and entertainment, along with the magical Gladrags blend of interactive fun, all included in the price of your ticket.
Swing into the sixties with live music, Pop-Art photo-booth, sugartown beauty salon, a live auction and much more!!
60’s garb is heavily encouraged. Why not hire from the Gladrags store, just off the Lewes Road. Be it Mod or Hippie, they’ve got it all covered, and offer a 40% discount to all ticket holders.
Gladrags Community Costume Resource is a unique Brighton-based charity providing costumes to community groups, schools and health & wellbeing projects at subsidised rates. For 25 years they have been helping to make their creative and therapeutic projects possible!
Event: Fast Forward Flashback – 1960’s
Where: New Venture Theatre & Bar, Bedford Place, BN1 2PT
When: May 4, 2019
Time: 7pm – 1am
Cost: £15/ £12 concession
Box Office: 01273 609184
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