A risque bottomless brunch with topless butlers, acrobats and dancers is coming to Manchester
- Written by Georgina Pellant
- Last updated 2 years ago
- City of Manchester, Events, Food & Drink, Lifestyle, Sponsored
A risque bottomless brunch with topless butlers, acrobats and dancers is coming to Manchester next month.
Taking place at Impossible on Peter Street every first Saturday of the month, launching on 7th March, it’s offering bottomless brunchers a side of raunch – with four hours of steamy performances planned for the afternoon.
The cheeky Boy Toy Brunch event promises a heady live show with strip performers and an appearance from one of London’s most in-demand drag queens, Honey The Foxx.
Expect immersive dance and acrobatic performances from the boys and drag queen Honey The Foxx, helped along by a full 90 minutes of bottomless bubbles.
Offering the ‘full package,’ a ticket offers root chips and aioli dip to nibble on arrival followed by a delicious brunch dish of your choice.
Tasty choices include pancakes with golden syrup, a BLT sandwich, smoked salmon and avocado and eggs.
The naughty brunch first started in London and is now making its way to Manchester. This first event at Impossible will mark its launch in the city.
Organisers also run a popular bougie drag brunch in Soho, which is launching in Manchester next month at Eden, previously Tiger Tiger, in The Printworks.
They’ll be bringing up some of London’s leading queens up north to show off their best struts, lip-syncing and all-round catwalk sass alongside Manchester queens Juno Birch and Sminty Drop.
Suffice to say, things are about to hot up in the city.
Tickets for both events are on sale now starting from £17.50.
- This article was last updated 2 years ago.
- It was first published on 19 February 2020 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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