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PREVIEW: Traumfrau’s Jardin du Discotheque

Celebrate Traumfrau’s summer party – Tropicana style! Expect a sweaty dance floor, garden dancing, outrageous drag on stage, food, art, performance and DJs. Jardin du Discotheque is right in the middle of town – swimwear is optional.

Celebrate Traumfrau’s summer party – Tropicana style!

EXPECT a sweaty dance floor, garden dancing, outrageous drag on stage, food, art, performance and DJs.

Jardin du Discotheque is right in the middle of town – swimwear is optional.

Special guests for the evening are wide eyed, they are synchronised, they are bastardised they are the House of Grand Parade, a magical trio that will combine forces to hook a smile onto your miserable faces, up in arms in celebration of the Season of the Bitch.

Event: Traumfrau Jardin du Discotheque

Where: Wagner Hall, 9 Russell Place, Brighton, BN1 2RG

When: Saturday, July 13

Tickets: £8 plus 80p booking fee

To book tickets online, click here:

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