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This event is part of the Out There Fringe Fest'26 performance programme, supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Get the bubbly out of the fridge, because for ONE NIGHT ONLY we're taking the East all the way West, and travelling to Exeter to immortalise the campest, loudest and silliest moments from everyone's favourite soap in DRAG!
An East End bash with the most iconic Albert Square residents as you've never seen them before... Get the bubbly out of the fridge, because we're taking the East all the way West, and turning Phoenix Theatre into that legendary London boozer - The Queen Vic.
Join us as we honour the residents of the unluckiest, most fictional borough of London... Whether you're a (Pat) Butcher, a (Mitch) Baker, a little bit of a slag or a TOTAL slag, you're not gunna want to miss this chaotic unofficial tribute to the British institution that is EastEnders.
So, dust off your massive earrings, strap on your spinning bow-tie and get yourself down to the Phoenix Theatre for a dose of drag, drama and maybe a (sausage) surprise or two along the way!
Content warnings and age guidance
18+ recommended. Adult themes, strong language, mild nudity, references to violence, use of haze, plus loud music and sound.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Pick Your Price | £12.00 |
| Pick Your Price | £16.00 |
| Students & Under 25s | £8.00 |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
| EastBenders (16 Oct 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Friday | 19:30 | - 21:00 |
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