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Karaoke BASH'd

Hosted by Shakespeare BASH’d

Kick-off your holiday season with Shakespeare BASH’d and a night of kick-ass karaoke.

There will be delicious drinks, amazing people, and lots of great music.

Plus, special offers like “Skip the Line” and “Jukebox James,” where you can pick any song to have James Wallis sing!

All funds raised go towards Shakespeare BASH’d current season.

Start planning now. What’s your jam?

An image of a microphone with text over it saying: Don't miss the return of Karaoke BASH'd. December 8. 8pm to Late at The Theatre Centre. PWYC in support of the Shakespeare BASH'd season.

Credits

December 8, 2023
8pm until Last Call at
The Theatre Centre Café/Bar
to December 8, 2023

The Theatre Centre Café/Bar will have our regular signature cocktails, craft beer and baked goods available for purchase throughout the night.

Tickets are

Venue

Café/Bar

Performance Dates

This performance is

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