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DRAMAQUEENS 2023 - THE 1%
Théatre , Vie nocturne

DRAMAQUEENS 2023 - THE 1%

16maart 2023
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17maart 2023
Opgeëistenlaan 457, 9000 Gand, Flandre-Orientale, Belgique

Description

TICKETS:

VVK: 6 Euro (+ servicekost Eventbrite)

ADK: 10 Euro

OUR PARTY MANIFESTO:

THE UBER EXTRAVAGANZA ELEGANZA EAT THE RICH CAPITALIST BARBIE MANIFESTO WOLF OF WALL STREET REALNESS ELON MUSK'S TWITTER ESCAPADE 8$ FOR A BLUE CHECKMARK JEFF BEZOS AND THE ROCKETSHIP MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN #PARISHILTON4PRESIDENT MARC COUCKES FAILED FOOTBALL SCHEME GERT VERHULST COKE ADDICTION VIVE LA RÉPUBLIQUE SHAKIRA AND HER EMBEZZLEMENT FRAUD #FREEBRITNEY OUR KING KARL MARX WITH A PINK SATISFYER PRO IF GLOBAL WARMING IS REAL WHY DO I SEE SO MANY SNOWFLAKES? *INCOMING PHONE CALL FROM A KAREN* LIVE LAUGH LOVE DO YOU WANNA SPEAK TO THE MANAGER? I WANT TO LIVE ON MARS IN MY OWN MANSION CARPE DIEM WE ARE ONLY THE SHADOWS IN A CAVE THIS IS THE FAGGY REVOLUTION BABES LET’S LIP SYNC FOR YOUR LIFE I’M THAT GIRL BORN RICH AND SELF MADE #NEPOBABY GATEKEEP GIRLBOSS ENTREPRENEUR BOTOX AND BOOZE SLURPING OYSTERS CAVIAR IS AN APHRODISIAC THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF GHENT DID ELISABETH KILL DIANA? BUSH DID 9/11? EVERY HOUR IS HAPPY HOUR #INFLATION #LEHMANNBROTHERS2008 YOU R SO TWOTHOUSAND AND LATE MR WORLD WIDE WEB THE CIA IS SPYING YOU MY HUSBAND IS A TORY, WHAT DO I DO? NFT BITCOIN METAVERSE REALNESS BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU LEMONS DESTROY CAPITALISM ESCAPE TO MARS DON’T GO BACON MY HEART HOME IS WHERE DRAMAQUEENS 2023 IS TO BE (AT DRAMAQUEENS) OR NOT TO BE THAT IS THE QUESTION THE WAP PANAMA PAPERS FROM DUBAI CAYMAN ISLANDS MET GALA VIBES CAMP IVORY TOWER NEGRONI SBAGLIATO WITH PROSECCO IN IT CAPITALIST KUNT PARTY OF THE YEAR!!!!!!

WARNING WE DON'T TOLERATE SEXISM, TRANSPHOBIA, HOMOPHOBIA, QUEERPHOBIA, RACISM OR ANY OTHER TYPE OF VIOLENCE

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