​There's A Drag Queen Eleganza Extravaganza To Stream On Saturday

So the realisation of being inside basically all weekend has just hit you and you're thinking 'can I really watch another box set front to back?'

Well guys you don't have to, because London's The Phoenix Arts Club is streaming live this Saturday night direct to your living room.

So put down the TV controller and turn on your laptop, because this entertainment venue is now presenting 'The Saturday Supershow' virtually and it's going to be a drag queen extravaganza.

So if you love the sound of cabaret meets RuPaul's Drag Race, or you don't but you're so fed up doing the same old thing whilst inside, then mark your calendars for 8.30pm on Saturday.

It's free to stream (although tips to the artists are strongly encouraged) and it will allow "fans of theatre and cabaret the chance to enjoy all the magic that's expected from a visit to the legendary celebrity hotspot, from the comfort of their own home."

Yes, you read right, a celebrity hotspot. Apparently (according to the website) Princess Michael of Kent, Keira Knightley and Jude Law have all at one time been patrons. We wonder if they'll be streaming it live too?

If it's fabulous enough for royalty...

We cannot wait for the event. We're so ready to watch host of the evening - star of stage and screen Myra Dubois - and her very special guests, including comedian Sooz Kempner, for an evening of cabaret.

They will however all be performing from their own homes of course, thanks to that slight coronavirus problem we're all quarantining from.

Drag, music, comedy. What more could we want from a Saturday on the sofa? Well maybe a bottle of prosecco, which we can sort.

But if this isn't up your street, then no biggie. Bongo's Bingo is also live streaming at 8pm on Twitch.

If you've not heard of it before, well, it's kind of like bingo, except not the kind you've been to or seen before.

It's the wackiest live show meets live bingo game, where the prizes can sometimes include ridiculous things like Henry hoovers, just because.

The show hosts are wild and often challenge audience members to do dares or stand on the tables when numbers are called. It's a bit of a laugh.

Sounds like the wildest Saturday we've had in ages, tbh.

Topics: Entertainment, Life

Lauren Bell

A freelance journalist at Tyla with an interest in health and fitness, travel and lifestyle topics, as well as highlighting issues for women. She graduated from the University of Sheffield in 2011 with a BA Honours Journalism degree and ever since has written for various platforms, including Mail Online, The Sun, that's life magazine and b-inspired magazine.

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