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What's on: London Cabaret Awards at Royal Vauxhall Tavern - February 13
10th Feb 2013 3:03pm | By Editor
The second annual celebration of London’s cabaret talent is set to unfold with shortlisted artists and groups competing in fields such as best alternative performer and best drag act.
There’ll be performances from Sarah-Louise Young and Folly Mixtures, compered by the eye-catching Divine Miss Em.
Feb 13, 7pm, £22.50
Royal Vauxhall Tavern, SE11 5HY
Tube | Vauxhall
rvt.org.uk
Photo: Miss-Terri- Kitsch Cabaret at Madame Jojo's London
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