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Scarlet Vixens hit Purple Turtle

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 12:21 pm
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The Scarlet Vixens return to the cellar club at the Purple Turtle on the last Saturday of every month. Picture: Phil Creighton

The Scarlet Vixens return to the cellar club at the Purple Turtle on the last Saturday of every month. Picture: Phil Creighton

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A PERFORMANCE troupe is set to perform at the Purple Turtle, celebrating Pride Month.

The Scarlet Vixens, a burlesque, cabaret, circus, and variety group from Reading, will be returning to the bar for their monthly show on Saturday, June 25.

The show is a collision of two of June’s biggest celebrations: Pride month and Zoo and Aquarium Month.

The troupe have performed there regularly since 2014.

Loretta Lebonke will be your host for A Pride of Filthy Animals, introducing performances from Mariposa Bop,

Layla Cherry, Demonica Latex, Tootsie Rocques, and Mojo Jones.

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Performer and manager Tootsie Rocques said: “We’ve been there for about seven or eight years now, with monthly performances, and pre-covid we were performing across the country.

“But the gig at the Purple Turtle is our flagship show, and it’s just amazing to be back.

“We change the line-up each time, it really injects variety into the show, and gives people a different experience every time– this month, we’re leading with the burlesque.”

The show will take place from 7pm on Saturday, June 25, at the Purple Turtle, Gun Street.

The Scarlet Vixens will be returning to the cellar bar on the last Saturday of the month.

 

Tickets start from £8, available from: www.thescarletvixens.com

 

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