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Vampire Ball at Crazy Bear Stadhampton

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October 8, 2024

Liz Nicholls

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We’re suckers for a great Halloween event! So don’t miss your chance to book for this highlight on 25th October.

Prepare to be captivated by the allure of the Vampire Ball, an extraordinary evening of immersive entertainment.

This event promises to transport you into a world of darkness and mystique. From the moment you step inside, you’ll be enthralled by a captivating line up of talented performers, each contributing their unique artistry to the stage.

Hosted by singer and dancer Ashley Stroud, the line-up for the event is as eclectic as the venue itself. Musical highlights will include the winner of The Voice, Jermaine Jackman, and Lisa Marie Holmes of smash hit musical Everyone’s Talking About Jamie. Showcasing their unique talents will be West End cabaret performer Lucius, acrobat Matthew Smith and burlesque artists Sera Fina.

With one of two dates already sold out, limited tickets remain for Friday 25th October.

Find out more – Entertainment | Vampire Ball | Crazy Bear Group

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