Our Poole Pride 2025 celebration closes off with an exclusive, ticketed-only event, full of love, laughter and a little bit of drag chaos.
Kicking off our evening is top comedian, Chloe Petts, who after opening for Ed Gamble earlier this year, returns to Lighthouse for one night only. Chloe’s “inexhaustibly funny mind” (Diva Magazine) and “compelling presence” (Steve Bennett, Chortle) has established her as one of the most exciting new acts on the circuit. As seen on Sky Sports News, she’s been breaking barriers and is one of the most prominent comedians on the circuit today coming from her perspective as a “six foot lesbian from Kent who is often mistaken for a man.”
Next up is the sexy, raucous and highly entertaining Pecs Drag Kings – an all-women & non-binary theatre and cabaret company who’ve been creating critically acclaimed shows for the LGBTQ+ community since 2013. Serving up a cocktail of song, dance and comedy, they are the epitome of queer inclusivity, promoting a haven for the entire community.
Returning for it’s second year, Come on Out Cabaret is back and bigger than ever. Featuring a roster of new & familiar faces, this year’s show promises all the fun & frolics, sprinkled with a bit of naughtiness. With top UK Drag artists such as: Dandy Issues, Miss Venezuela D’Vina, Ri Baroche, Secret Circus, Dandy Darling and hosted by the magnificent Thorn – this evening boasts the best celebration for all the girls, gays and theys.
To end the night, join our silent disco and dance to the best queer anthems in history. In the words of Lady Gaga – “The Category is: Dance, or Die.”
Programme times:
7.00pm – Chloe Petts
8.00pm- Pecs Drag Kings
8.45pm – Come on Out Cabaret
9.30pm – Silent Disco
(please note, programme times are not exact and may vary)
