SkintAs

Information

SkintAs is a cabaret night aimed at platforming and celebrating working class artists. This, our fourth event, will be a mix of drag, burlesque and live music performed by local working class artists.
We are a DIY collective and therefore do not have any funding or reserves for this night, though we are hoping to build that over time. If you can afford to put in an extra few of quid via the sliding scale options we'd really appreciate it as it would help to ensure we can pay ourselves and all our performers a fair wage, as well as help us put on future events :)

• Please note no one will be turned away for lack of funds. If you are unable to afford a ticket please drop us a message on instagram @skintas_drag or email skintasdrag@gmail.com and we will add you to the free guestlist, no questions asked.

Wharf Chambers is a members club, you must be a member or guest of a member to attend. Membership costs £2 per year. For more info and to sign up please visit wharfchambers.org

TICKETING INFO:

Tier 1 [suggested £3-£6] This is our cheapest option and ensures we can provide a space for people with limited access to money

We have this option for people who have limited expendable income, little or no access to financial support from family, significant debt, and little or no access to savings

Tier 2 [suggested £7-£9] This is the amount we need most people to pay to ensure everyone involved can be paid fairly

We have this option for people who are regularly able to meet their basic needs, have some expendable income, can travel every couple of years without burden, and/or have some debt but are able to make regular repayments toward it.

Tier 3 [suggested £10-£15] pay-it-forward - this option means we can accommodate both more Tier one tickets and also more space on our free guestlist for those who can’t afford.

We have this option for people who meet their basic needs, own the home they live in or rent a higher end property, have paid/pay for private education, travel recreationally, have access to financial savings and/or investments, do not have to work to meet your needs, have/will have inherited wealth, have increased earning privilege due to race, gender or education.