just thought you might like to know about this wonderful Halloween event. If you don't know Lost Vagueness, well we started in 1998 as a casino after originating from an illicit bar on the outskirts of Glastonbury Festival. The original irony of travellers in top hats is now overshadowed by the sheer quality of the show. come along and check it out!!
cheers.......
Lost Vagueness Brings On The ‘Night Of The Vaguely Dead’
A ghoulish horror-fest at the Coronet, Elephant and Castle, London, October 28, 2006
Summoning the dead, undead, vampires, witches, ghosts and any other lost souls, Lost Vagueness ( http://www.lostvaguenes.com ), master of eccentric entertainment, is staging a monster mash of a bash to celebrate Halloween amongst ghoul-friends, at the Coronet, Elephant and Castle, London, on Saturday October 28.
The scary all-nighter promises to be swamped with freaks and zombies: special effect make-up artists will be on hand to cut off fingers, sew heads back on and drip blood from death defying wounds, while the style witches will bring outfits back from the dead and dress guests to look even more disgusting than usual. The Invisible Circus will be operating the Freak Boutique for those not acquainted with true nastiness and the Hate Booth will be open all night for masochistic thrill seekers. Throughout the night, guests will be sacrificed, ahem, entertained by a host of terrifying performers and dead or dying bands (line up to be confirmed). Liver tossing and pumpkin passing will be de rigueur and the Casino, where guests can try their hand at blackjack and roulette, will be rewarding heavy gamblers with revolting prizes.
The Night of the Vaguely Dead takes place from 10pm to 6am on Saturday 28 October, 2006. Tickets cost £25.00 plus booking fee from Access All Areas at http://www.onlinestall.com, tel: 0207 267 8320 or 0870 8505297, Ticketweb at http://www.ticketweb.co.uk or from BM Soho, 25 D'Arblay Street, London, tel: 0207 437 0478
Posted: 2006-09-02 14:07:59