| Ticket Type | Face Value | Booking Fee* | Ticket Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VIP MEET & GREET - FRONT ROWS | £125.00 | £18.20 | £143.20 | |
| VIP MEET & GREET - UPGRADE - NO ADMITTANCE TO THE MEET & GREET WITHOUT A VALID SHOW TICKET | £50.00 | £7.50 | £57.50 | |
| P1 Reserved Seating | £50.00 | £9.45 | £59.45 | |
| P2 Reserved Seating | £42.50 | £8.33 | £50.83 | |
| P3 Reserved Seating | £35.00 | £7.20 | £42.20 | |
Transaction fee: £2.50 per order. |
Get ready to swallow a jagged pill of truth because the "Clown in a Gown" is back and
meaner than ever. Bianca Del Rio returns to the global stage with her seventh solo
stand-up tour, "It Gets Bitter". This milestone trek isn't just another night of comedy; it’s
a celebration of 30 years of professional drag excellence and three decades of Bianca
absolutely hating everything you stand for.
Expect a masterclass in vitriol as the RuPaul’s Drag Race winner turns her razor-sharp
tongue toward the absolute absurdity of modern life. From the vapid landscape of pop
culture to the chaotic state of world events, and—most importantly—the mundane
things people do every day that drive her to the brink, no topic is off-limits and no ego is
too big to be deflated.
A Stern Warning: If you are sensitive, easily offended, or possess a fragile sense of self-
worth, do not select seats near the stage. In classic Bianca fashion, the front row is a
firing squad, and no one is safe from her legendary biting insults and lightning-fast wit.
She’s seasoned, she’s legendary, and she’s officially exhausted by your nonsense. The
old saying is "It gets better", but Bianca is proof that after 30 years in tights
"It Gets Bitter"!!
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O2 City Hall Newcastle is a prominent concert venue in Newcastle upon Tyne with a capacity of approximately 2,135. Opened in 1927, it has a rich history of hosting a diverse array of performances, from classical music and theatre to rock and pop concerts.
The venue is renowned for its excellent acoustics and grand architecture, making it a favoured location for both performers and audiences. Now part of the O2 Academy Group, it continues to serve as a key cultural institution in Newcastle, attracting high-profile acts and offering a wide range of entertainment, while also supporting local and emerging artists.